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I know in this practical universe, Newton's laws of physics and Einstein's views of quantum physics were both at one point "facts" but later shown to be mere ap
by meric 9y ago
I know in this practical universe, Newton's laws of physics and Einstein's views of quantum physics were both at one point "facts" but later shown to be mere approximations and both of them worth being doubted. There's no point to having science if all we are going to do is assume everything that comes out of the process as the gospel.
- burntsushi 9y ago> There's no point to having science if all we are going to do is assume everything that comes out of the process as the gospel. As far as I can tell, nobody in this thread is even remotely suggesting that.
- meric 9y agoIf I didn't think the parent I was replying to was suggesting exactly that, then I wouldn't have made the reply I did.