Modern natural science has developed greatly over the last 200 years. At the same time, it is interesting that the number of fundamental discoveries is declining.

On the occasion of its 125th anniversary in 2005, the renowned American scientific journal Science compiled a list of fundamental scientific discoveries from ancient Greece to the present day .

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Based on the list (which could certainly include someone else, but this does not change the basic findings), we can conclude that we know almost all scientists until the beginning of the 20th century and almost none from the second half of the 20th century.

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Have we actually discovered everything that can be discovered at all? Or is there something very wrong with the organization and internal politics of science itself at the global level?

The correct answer lies in the second question, namely , that natural science seems to have come to the idolatry of its own doctrine , to the sublime belief that it has already discovered everything major and that serious challenges to this doctrine are merely impossible, desperate attempts by blinded quasi-scientists. Past and existing scientific research of the subtle field or unusual properties of water puts such a belief to lie, or exposes it as just an inadmissible religious dogmatic attitude to its own scientific doctrine, which closes the possibility for all mankind to gain new, fresh knowledge.

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To break this vicious circle of self-aggrandizement of established science, we need the cooperation of both breakthrough scientists as well as the enthusiasm of the ambassadors of bold science and the vision of donors.