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I don't really understand what the problem is if it's not testable. Many of the greatest scientific discoveries were not testable until decades later. Would y
by threeseed 7y ago
I don't really understand what the problem is if it's not testable.
Many of the greatest scientific discoveries were not testable until decades later.
Would you also have viewed Einstein as just a medieval philosopher back in his day ?
- bawolff 7y ago> Would you also have viewed Einstein as just a medieval philosopher back in his day ? Einstein's theories were a response to experiments and known facts of the day, that didn't fit the current theoretical models. Sure plenty of it was difficult to test at the time (and still is in some ways when it comes to human scale. How many people do you know that have actually experianced human scale time dialation?) but its not like it was some castle in the sky totally divorced from the observable reality of the day. Additionally even for predictions that weren't practically testable immediately, they were still testable theoretically given enough engineering effort. There is a big difference between not yet knowing how to test something, and not even knowing what you would test if resources/effort were no issue.