#1027

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20:00 This is true to a large extent: The strange thing is that the classification has been influenced by the dominant culture of harmful parasites that live off of human tragedies and rely mainly on the destructive, irrational animal meanness . What is even stranger is that these harmful parasites do not possess basic human characteristics! As a result of the limited mental capabilities of harmful parasites, the classification of humans has been influenced by the ugly psychological characteristics that distinguish harmful parasites.

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The idea of ​​racial and religious superiority has clearly influenced science in general, and examples of this are numerous and can be easily observed, especially in the writings of the middle of the last century, and can also be observed in current wars, including modern-day slavery. Humans are very similar to monkeys in the jungle, but nothing can change the actual reality, no matter how great the absurdities and delusions of irrational monkeys are, because in the end they are all monkeys (the same species). Some of them practice theft and fraud in order to promote the idea of ​​false mental superiority, although the greatest danger that can threaten science is theft and fraud! usually the dominant irrational apes want to appear superior to other irrational apes to keep dominance.

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For example, this can be seen in the book of a French writer born in Algeria who has a well-known book that talks about the same subject.

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The extent of the influence of the ruling class on science is undoubtedly present, and the level of corruption depends on several factors such as the type of ruling system and the prevailing culture among the ruling class, etc.

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can’t you notice the great similarity between street criminals and so-called politicians?! They have a common culture and the difference is only superficial but the essence is the same (deception, fraud, lying, etc.). It’s the exact same culture.

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The so-called politics affects the scientific field very clearly. Money and power play a pivotal role, especially in large scientific projects that require large financial resources, where financial corruption is widespread, and science may be used to promote the idea of ​​hegemony. The arrival of some fraudsters to leading scientific positions through suspicious relations with some politicians has actually happened, including in some well-known universities.

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The difference is only superficial. Once they wear a tie and change their way of speaking, you will not notice the difference. It is the same principle (exactly the same culture). it’s a great civilisation, isn’t it?!

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The appearances of power, glitz and media deceive the simple-minded public, so that the position itself is what dazzles them, not the person who occupies that position. In most cases, those who occupy those positions have no value and have nothing to offer. Once all those appearances are removed, they have nothing left but to tell their miserable adventures about imaginary achievements and the world of organised crimes.