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Originally Posted by renormalised
Warren, it's because he's on a bandwagon with a certain subject. No matter how applicable it might be to any situation, if you start to believe it's a panacea to all problems and situations then it becomes a problem itself. What then is seemingly logical and reasonable becomes illogical and unreasonable by dint of its supposed universality. Belief in something that becomes too good a thing is where most people (and many scientist sometimes) go wrong.
It's a wise thing to remember the old adage "there's more than one way to skin a cat". Especially when it comes to science and philosophy.
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Carl;
This has nothing to do with my 'beliefs' or anything else you have dreamed up.
The 'bandwagon' you allude to, is a perfectly legitimate, supportable branch of mainstream science and has found many areas of diverse applicability.
My role in discussing it, has been purely one of 'carrier-pigeon'.
An understanding of Chaos Theory does not in any way, eliminate or compromise, any other scientific principles, theorisation, conjecture, principles, etc, etc, (as I have pointed out many times already).
Also, kindly do not speak on my behalf again … I am perfectly capable of expressing myself, when posts are directed at me.
Cheers