Does a specific function exist?I believe that when many people hear the word special function, they will first think of three words: pseudoscience. So, does a specific function exist?If it's pseudoscience, why do so many people believe it?
Personally, I think that in fact, many people often confuse feudal superstition with pseudoscience. For example, I saw this interesting set of dialogues before, and there was a sentence that said: I don't believe in aliens, so I'm an atheist.
There is a logical problem with this statement: because believing in the existence of aliens has nothing to do with whether or not you are an atheist. Because the existence of extraterrestrials is more of a scientific question**. Science does not deny the possibility of aliens, but science cannot admit the existence of ghosts and gods.
In reality, many people regard believing in special functions as feudal superstition, but this is not true. Because pseudoscience and feudal superstition cannot be equated.
In fact, in modern history, there are many pseudoscientific **. This includes special functions, which are said to have been overwhelmed by the United States and the Soviet Union in the later stages of their struggle for hegemony. This period is also a period when UFO research is hot. Many people even confuse special features with UFOs.
For example, the Huang Yanqiu incident in China is a typical example. Huang Yanqiu, a native of Hebei, according to him, woke up three times in a row and appeared in Nanjing and Shanghai, thousands of miles away. Huang Yanqiu claimed to be two people who could fly and took him to Nanjing and Shanghai. According to Huang Yanqiu's subtext, the people who fly with themselves should be two people who have mastered special functions (after all, it was the late 1970s, and the topic of special functions in society was very hot). But in the 1980s, under the guidance of well-intentioned people, the Huang Yanqiu incident began to be hyped up as an alien behavior - this is a typical situation of alien research and special function realization teachers.
By the 1980s, all kinds of pseudoscience and paranormal phenomena were all the rage. However, with the progress of the times, many pseudo-sciences (such as water to oil) and special functions have been proven to be **.
However, pseudoscience has not lost its market because of this. Special features are also evolving with the times.
In fact, even in contemporary times, there are still people who believe in special functions (or similar phenomena).
For example, there was an acquaintance in the past, because he listened to the bewitchment of the bad people around him, and thought that as long as he practiced, he could open his third eye and master the supernatural power of "his heart" mentioned in the Buddhist scriptures, and even through practice, he could know all the things in the holographic universe, and even break the limitations of time and space, and know the past and the future. This acquaintance used to like to collect books and read books, but since he became obsessed with such special functions, he felt that books were useless garbage, so he set a fire and burned his book collection. For this reason, several of his book friends cut off friends with him, and even some book friends in Sichuan were once so angry that they were three liters.
This phenomenon shows that even in modern times, there is still a huge market for special functions.
In fact, the reason why some people believe in special functions is that I personally think the reasons are none other than the following:
First, there are the limitations of science. There are many things that science cannot solve at present, and many phenomena that science cannot explain at present. For example, because of the limitations of medical technology, many ** people have made a fortune by taking advantage of it. As a result, there is a market for specific functions.
Second, many people have too much helplessness about reality, so they hope for special functions to change the situation.