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So if you suspect a problem with epistemology, you can't conduct an experiment, because to do so is "bad faith"? Do you display bad faith in the theory of grav
by stupidcar 8y ago
So if you suspect a problem with epistemology, you can't conduct an experiment, because to do so is "bad faith"?
Do you display bad faith in the theory of gravity by conducting an experiment? Is the whole scientific process a bad faith attempt to determine objective truth by underhanded manipulation of the universe?
- slivym 8y agoYou can't conduct an experiment to establish why gravity happens. This experiment is like someone dropping a tennis ball and a bowling ball from the tower of pisa and then writing a conclusion that gravity has a liberal bias against bowling balls because it slows them down to the same speed as a tennis ball.
- brohee 8y agoIn that specific experiment (no vacuum), the bowling ball will be faster...