Separation of Science from Symbology

Shared under the Fair Use provision of the Copyright Act of 1976; solely for educational, political, and creative purposes. Please listen to the second half of the lecture particularly closely. This is lecture 30 of "History of Science, Antiquity of 1700" entitled "Voyages of Discovery and Natural History," given by Professor Lawrence M. Principe of the Johns Hopkins University. Sure, it's mainstream stuff, but we will notice why the normies cannot make connections that we have been able to perceive with relative ease. They been indoctrinated in a type of descriptive science that stops them from appreciating numerology, symbology, astrology, and other esoteric arts in our attempt to understand the world. The promotion of descriptive science began in the seventeenth century (1600s), but it has it roots in our nemesis: the Jesuits. Connect the dots. All roads lead to Rome.