Is blindly accepting an ideal a good thing?

@Sicarium: Why not..

@MikefromEP: Because there's no thought, no critical thinking, no analysts. It means you're being willfully programmed.

@Sicarium: You mixed thought with math....

@MikefromEP: Math is a tool, not an idea.

@Sicarium: But math creates ideas... bahahahahaaa

@MikefromEP: No, math can prove or disprove some ideas, but math itself is a tool, not an idea or thought.

@Sicarium: You are a math freak... pardon my expression... What is the rotation of the Earth in a 24 hour clock

@MikefromEP: Not exactly, but people assume whatever is easiest to believe. There's less thinking that way.

And your question doesn't make sense. Don't know what you're asking.

@Sicarium: Define sidreal rotation

@MikefromEP: Why? What does that have to do with blindly accepting ideas? I don't get the need for the distraction.

I would point out, though, that blindly rejecting ideas is just as bad as blindly accepting them.

THAT is what I am asking you though....fixed satellites in a geo sync orbit are based on Sidreal time.... too the precise second...

@MikefromEP: And what does that have to do with blindly accepting ideas...?

@Sicarium: The world turns at 23 hours 56 minute and 4 seconds.... The planet looses .004 seconds every 100 years....The blind faith is turning a blind eye to the roughly 4 minutes ... Do the math

@MikefromEP: I'm just gonna go back over there with the semi-sane people...

@Sicarium: Ask yourself this... How is the 24 hour clock based on what science teaches us at 23 hours 56 minutes and 4 seconds...and how we somehow manage to get an extra day every 4 years out of it... I don't have the answer