Belief in science is racism

Science fancies appearing as The Route to the answers of all our questions, but unfortunately this appearance is an illusion. This fact was demonstrated by Bertrand Russell already in 1901, but scientists have since then continued to rotate around it like a worm on a hook.

The fundamental problem is that the place where The Answer ought to be is empty, instead occupied by a paradox called Russell’s paradox. This paradox is actually a return alley, appearing differently depending on from which aspect one approaches it: from one aspect it appears as an ambiguity and from the other as a paradoxical contradiction.

This fact is a problem for science, but an even worse problem for humanity is that it means that belief in science leads into racism. Founding a society on science thus means that this society balances on the edge between racism and rationality, depending on whether the inhabitants believe in it or not. Sweden is such a society, and unfortunately it today leans towards believing in science (as witnessed by the Nobel Prize award to Peter Higgs last year). Sweden is thus presently on the route towards racism.

Another contribution to understanding of conceptualization http://menvall.wordpress.com/