Just FYI for the folks here, every time Aristotle's works were translated they caused a golden age, Rome, Classical Arabia. No scientist would ever disavow epi

Just FYI for the folks here, every time Aristotle's works were translated they caused a golden age, Rome, Classical Arabia. No scientist would ever disavow epistemology, no matter how much they pretend once an issue really comes down to it, it really matters. For example I will link a picture out of Gregory Clark's a farewell to alms that shows that Classical Athens was ahead pound for pound than 1800's England! Classical Philosophy is also important for learning how to rule well w/o over reliance on the industrial revolution, the entirety of science's false glory is the glory of industry and technology. The below link shows that Athens/Ancient Assyria had a better economy than 1800's England, much better, and Roman Egypt is competitive. https://twitter.com/SanguineEmpiric/status/818184068604960768 https://twitter.com/SanguineEmpiric/status/81818406860496076... Afaik, modern sociological research is proving Hegel correct see Ricardo Duchesne, the real problem is, is that the civilizational distance isn't that large, or actually doesn't exist between Rome and say 1800's England, I effectively consider it continuous if you know what I mean.