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A model is something more concrete. It has a physical aspect and incorporates ideas about consequences in reality so a belief system is not necessarily a model
by greenlblue 16y ago
A model is something more concrete. It has a physical aspect and incorporates ideas about consequences in reality so a belief system is not necessarily a model the way I have defined it.
- sprout 16y agoFrom what you're saying I take it that belief systems are essentially axioms. It is fundamentally impossible to create a model without some set of axioms that cannot be proven, so clearly you have a belief system that involves some axioms involving reproducibility and logical proofs. Just because you assume it to be an absolute truth does not make it so.
- greenlblue 16y agoNot axioms. Axioms don't need a basis in reality that's what I'm saying. I require something more stringent than a set of axioms for a belief system.
- sprout 16y agoYou define reality by some set of unprovable axioms. That is your belief system.