Theory And Reality

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Theory and reality must always be compared, if any scientific progress is to be made. However, people interested in preserving the status quo resist such a comparison. Here are two examples where advocates refuse to compare their theory with reality:

  1. We should replace automobiles with rapid transit, because "One rail line can carry as many people as a twelve-lane freeway." [1]
  2. We should promote condoms, because they prevent venereal disease and unwanted pregnancy.

Transportation[edit]

Cars are much better than public transit in all but a few special cases:

Condoms[edit]

For a more detailed treatment, see condom.

Leaving moral considerations aside for the moment, the biggest problem with condoms is that the people who need them the most are the least likely to use them consistently. Tragically, the result is that the more we spend money promoting and distributing condoms, the more venereal disease and unwanted pregnancies we get.



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