> Not everyone who looks at the philosophy of science is a quack True, but the problem with philosophy is that it is the study of how humans embrace reality, n

> Not everyone who looks at the philosophy of science is a quack True, but the problem with philosophy is that it is the study of how humans embrace reality, not the study of reality itself. For the simple reason that philosophy has no tools (other than science) to establish what is true or false in the world outside our own minds. If you understand philosophy as the ways we make sense of the world, instead of a tool of finding what is true, then we would have a better time dealing with it.