> If one believe it's a human construct and the other doesn't and they decide to study science based on that they will end up with very different results. Give

> If one believe it's a human construct and the other doesn't and they decide to study science based on that they will end up with very different results. Give me an example of an experiment they'll predict different results for and I'll believe you. ;) If there isn't one, then your belief isn't paying rent - and arguing whether red is "out there" is as meaningful as arguing whether Wulky Wilkinson is a post-utopian. > http://lesswrong.com/lw/i3/making_beliefs_pay_rent_in_anticipated_experiences/ http://lesswrong.com/lw/i3/making_beliefs_pay_rent_in_antici...