…think you know modern science is the bastard child of Christian theology. I mean, all that rummaging around by Thomas Aquinas and Francis Bacon entirely set the stage for modern science. I mean, here is Francis Bacon on nature. Nature must be put on the…

…I mean, all that rummaging around by Thomas Aquinas and Francis Bacon entirely set the stage for modern science. I mean, here is Francis Bacon on nature. Nature must be put on the rack that we may torture from her her secrets. This is Francis Bacon, the…

…is Francis Bacon on nature. Nature must be put on the rack that we may torture from her her secrets. This is Francis Bacon, the father of modern science. I mean, is this a dominator, woman-hating, misogynist vision, or what? And this was done, you know,…

…is a fractal. Oh, that's a good concept. As a matter of fact, Terrance, did you see that information of Francis Bacon? Someone mathematized one of the books, because Francis Bacon wrote the mathematical documents. They mathematized the words. and then…

…a matter of fact, Terrance, did you see that information of Francis Bacon? Someone mathematized one of the books, because Francis Bacon wrote the mathematical documents. They mathematized the words. and then decoded, finding a code for the numbers, then found…

…Luke as wrote Matthew? Is there a way to tell? What about the claim that some of Shakespeare's plays were written by Francis Bacon? Well, is there a significant shift of vocabulary? What about all these specious books that come out of the early Dark Ages…

…Embedded in all the monotheistic texts are the mention of women as creatures so she has to be controlled right. And Francis Bacon, who initiated the experimental method in science, talked about nature actually having to be violated. We have to force her…

…whether bacon wrote Shakespeare then you have the problem of things like the vonage manuscript. Bacon visited dean we're now talking about Francis Bacon, who was who claimed actually Roger Bacon as a as one of his, as one of his yes he did oh yes…

…his, as one of his yes he did oh yes I didn't hear that oh yes that's great queen Elizabeth and Philip Sidney and Francis Bacon visited John D at mortlake one afternoon to see his library because he had more books than anyone in England and he is a…

…did was it shoved nature further and further into the background. Nature is something from which we torment her secrets. This is Francis Bacon. We torture nature to obtain her secrets. The world is created for man. It is for man to remake in his image…