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But, limiting debates to the observable, testable (falsifiable) and repeatable subset has helped us improve our understanding of the nature of physical reality.
by sigmaml 10y ago
But, limiting debates to the observable, testable (falsifiable) and repeatable subset has helped us improve our understanding of the nature of physical reality.
Wouldn't you agree?
- jschwartzi 10y agoBut it's not very helpful in understanding the nature of ourselves, which is where science remains a weak tool.
- pluma 10y agoIt may be a weak tool, but it's the only tool that we know actually works. Also, as science helps us advance technology it becomes a continuously stronger tool.
- naasking 10y agoIt's a mistake to conclude science is a weak tool just because it produces less certain results in the social sciences. "Weak" is a relative measure, so science is only a weak tool if you can actually demonstrate the existence of a much better tool.