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== Conservationist Physics == |
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Conservationist [[Physics]] is a branch of physics founded in 1976 by [[James Blair]] (uncle of film-actress [[Linda Blair]]). It is not to be confused with the [[Law of Conservation of Energy]] and other similar conservation laws. Its main goals are to try to cohesively join a group of disparate literary and philosophical subjects, now known as [[postmodernism]] with orthodox branches of physics and create a new privileged view of [[science]] and [[philosophy]]. |
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It is strongly opposed by many scientists, especially those in the field of particle physics due to criticism contained in the founder's publications on this subject. It has received cautious acceptance from some [[creationists]], a few of whom think it may be an important link in their anti-Darwinist arguments. |
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Other critics of the Conservationist viewpoint mention the academic qualifications of the founder (none). |
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[[Category:Creationism]] |
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[[Category:Postmodernism]] |
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