> understanding between "we need to measure this value" and "we need to understand how this value is calculated" We also need to re-enforce that "how this valu

> understanding between "we need to measure this value" and "we need to understand how this value is calculated" We also need to re-enforce that "how this value is calculated" is just another level of correlation with reality, it is not an absolute, i.e is not how reality "calculates" it for anything except for things that exist purely in the realm of the abstract - where our abstraction is also the definition. I believe it's this lack of understanding that results in the distorted view of science being the practice of recording absolute truths.