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Originally Posted by Brian W
Chew on this thought... science can only get the answers that it can ask the questions for.
Seems to me that before you can have science you must have someone thinking about a whole bunch of what ifs.
Without philosophy science would quickly come to a standstill.
Certainly philosophy cannot answer all of the questions but neither can science ask all of the questions. Either one dies without the other
brian
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I agree ... I ask a lot of "what ifs"
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I also think it is important to ask the right questions with no expectation as to what answer you would like. It seems once a "theory" gains some sort of recognition the questions thereafter lead to a particular desired result.
alex