Paradigm Paralysis
Evolution theory over fact?

When the paradigm effect is so strong that we are prevented from actually seeing what is under our very noses, we are said to be suffering from paradigm paralysis.
This phenomenon describes the bottleneck caused by too narrow a vision of the world. Author Joel Barker adds that it's the mortal disease caused by certainty.
Paradigm paralysis pushes an individual or a group to believe that their way is the only way - the one correct and true way - to see an event, a situation,
a problem or a circumstance.
When you're only surrounded by people who speak the same vocabulary as you, or share the same set of assumptions as you, you start to think that that's reality.
The paradigm in the world of mainstream science today is
evolution theory. Despite being based on the unprovable philosophy
naturalism it is sold to the world as a fact.
This of course resulted in the acceptance of evolution theory by many people around the world of which the majority doesn't even know the very basics of evolution theory and of
science.
Monkey see, monkey do.
Nowadays there are hardly any TV documentaries about nature in which evolution is not promoted in one way or another.
Repetition is a basic tenet of mind control which of course has its effect especially on the weak minds of people who never really do any thinking for themselves. Evolution has become a mental construct in this materialistic world
because it is being heavily propagated daily by mainstream science organizations.
Mainstream science

Facts are interesting, but they're not terribly exciting. Hypotheses help us build theory. Theories are the most important things in
science.
Theories mean explanation. But laws are broken,
both in science as well as in.... euh... the real world.
Laws are not as important as theories, because theories explain laws. Theories are most important! Then come laws, hypotheses, and facts.
Facts don't explain anything.
Eugenie Scott served as Executive Director of NCSE, a powerful mainstream science organization.
This prominent evolutionist says that theories are more important than facts and laws in science.
That's a striking statement which I believe reveals much about what's going on in the world of
mainstream science.
Here's another example of what a self-proclaimed monkey descendant said...

Well evolution is a theory. It is also a fact.
And facts and theories are different things, not rungs in a hierarchy of increasing certainty. Facts are the world's data.
Theories are structures of ideas that explain and interpret facts. Facts don't go away when scientists debate rival theories to explain them.
Einstein's theory of gravitation replaced Newton's in this century, but apples didn't suspend themselves in midair, pending the outcome.
And humans evolved from ape-like ancestors whether they did so by
Darwin's proposed mechanism or by some other yet to be discovered.
What a nonsense this man produced.
Stephen Jay Gould was a fanatic evolutionist who compared
evolution to the law of gravitation.
Macroevolution is not
science because it is not even observable while
gravitation is testable and its effect is observable. Evolutionists turn the world upside down.
At the end of this quote he, probably unknowingly, admits that evolutionists like him simply do not know how evolution takes place.
So of course evidence for microevolution is not evidence for macroevolution eventhough many evolutionists wrongfully and misleadingly present it that way.
Here's what the world's most prominent atheist said...

The fact that life evolved out of nearly nothing, some
10 billion years after the
universe evolved
out of literally nothing, is a fact so staggering that I would be mad to attempt words to do it justice.
Richard Dawkins is a fanatic evolutionist and a prominent member of the so-called
new atheists who is cocksure that
evolution theory is a fact. Of course a theory based on the unprovable philosophies
naturalism and
uniformitarianism can never be called a fact. At least not by reasonable people.
Richard Dawkins mentions some of the biggest mysteries to
science: the
big bang and
abiogenesis. These are one-time irrepeatable events that are beyond the
limits of science and based on assumptions.
Scientific facts are verified by repeatable experiments.
So obviously the world of mainstream science propagates the idea of evolution theory over fact. Let's check some truthful reality...
Evolution theory over fact?

The role of worldview presents a formidable challenge to science communicators because
ideology may override any factual information.
Facts and laws are uncontroversial while theories are controversial
and can never offer absolute truth about the facts or laws.
Theories are human explanations for observable natural phenomena. Theories are necessarily driven by worldview or philosophy and can be completely wrong.
From a scientific point of view the idea of 'theory over fact' is very dangerous.
So what we clearly see in the world of mainstream science is the fact that the evolutionists who run it promote evolution theory as a fact.
Fanatic atheists like Richard Dawkins call unobservable irrepeatable one-time unscientific events and illogical ideas "staggering" facts beyond any doubt.
Let's check what a slightly smarter atheist said about this...


The game of science is, in principle, without end.
He who decides one day that scientific statements do not call for any further test,
and that they can be regarded as finally verified, retires from the game. ...
Whenever a theory appears to you as the only possible one, take this as a sign that you have neither understood
the theory nor the problem which it was intended to solve.
These people make more sense. It strongly seems to me that those fanatic evolutionists don't even understand their own theory very well, but they fanatically uphold their theory above all else, even above scientific facts and universal laws. A case of deliberate paradigm paralysis.
Evolution is the
religion of the
atheists.
Cognitive bias

If we selectively "find" or communicate only those data that support a given model of behavior, then our inquiry efforts will hardly be optimally effective.
Despite the fact that confirmatory bias
in scientists was first noted by Francis Bacon (1621/1960) over three centuries ago,
precious little research has been devoted to the topic and the few extant studies have hardly challenged Bacon's observations.
One study found that the vast majority of scientists drawn from a national sample showed a strong preference for "confirmatory" experiments
(Mahoney & Kimper, 1976). Over half of these scientists did not even recognize
disconfirmation (modus tollens) as a valid reasoning form!
In another study the logical reasoning skills of 30 scientists were compared to those of 15 relatively uneducated Protestant ministers
(Mahoney & DeMonbreun, 1977). Where there were performance differences, they tended to favor the ministers.
Confirmatory bias was prevalent in both groups, but the ministers used disconfirmatory logic almost twice as often as the scientists did.
Michael J. Mahoney -
Publication Prejudices: An Experimental Study of Confirmatory Bias in the Peer Review System
Cognitive biases may sometimes lead to perceptual distortion,
inaccurate judgment, illogical interpretation, or what is broadly called irrationality. Irrationality is for example the
belief that
nothing became everything,
dead matter turned into life and
simple turned into complex by means of mindless
naturalistic processes while in hardcore reality
specified information is only caused by
intelligent agents.
A simple fact of reality that most evolutionists either can't grasp because they don't have the mental capacity or
don't want to accept out of ignorance because they are blinded by the unprovable philosophy
naturalism. I tend to the latter explanation.
Duncan J. Watts - Everything Is Obvious: How Common Sense Fails Us
Thomas Fowler, Daniel Kuebler - The Evolution Controversy: A Survey of Competing Theories
D. Harrison McKnight - Good science, bad science: Preventing paradigm paralysis and method-bias malaise
Thomas J. McFarlane - Questioning the Scientific Worldview
Michael R. Matthews - Teaching the Philosophical and Worldview Components of Science
Jeffrey Stueber - Are Evolutionists Fooling Us?
Science Against Evolution - Science Gone Hwong
Science Against Evolution - The Santa Similarity
Stephen C. Meyer - Darwinism, Science or Philosophy?
Evolution News - Evolution as "Both Theory and Fact"?
Daniele Fanelli - Negative results are disappearing from most disciplines and countries
Ryan D. Csada et al - The "File Drawer Problem" of Non-Significant Results: Does It Apply to Biological Research?
Marco Pautasso - Worsening file-drawer problem in the abstracts of ... science databases
Creation Wiki - Manufacturing facts from a theory
Thomas Fowler, Daniel Kuebler - The Evolution Controversy: A Survey of Competing Theories
D. Harrison McKnight - Good science, bad science: Preventing paradigm paralysis and method-bias malaise
Thomas J. McFarlane - Questioning the Scientific Worldview
Michael R. Matthews - Teaching the Philosophical and Worldview Components of Science
Jeffrey Stueber - Are Evolutionists Fooling Us?
Science Against Evolution - Science Gone Hwong
Science Against Evolution - The Santa Similarity
Stephen C. Meyer - Darwinism, Science or Philosophy?
Evolution News - Evolution as "Both Theory and Fact"?
Daniele Fanelli - Negative results are disappearing from most disciplines and countries
Ryan D. Csada et al - The "File Drawer Problem" of Non-Significant Results: Does It Apply to Biological Research?
Marco Pautasso - Worsening file-drawer problem in the abstracts of ... science databases
Creation Wiki - Manufacturing facts from a theory