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Well, science doesn't really operate by assuming what the truth is. If it did it wouldn't be science. And if it's so obvious that we should've known this 50 ye
by nend 6y ago
Well, science doesn't really operate by assuming what the truth is. If it did it wouldn't be science.
And if it's so obvious that we should've known this 50 years ago, you could've gone down in history as the scientist who discovered this truth. But instead you're complaining on the internet about other people trying to prove it.
- apotatopot 6y agoExcept I wasn't alive 50 years ago. Shows what you know, Mr. Jerk.
- nkrisc 6y agoWell now's your chance to discover what should be so obvious right now that people on the internet will dismiss it as obvious 50 years from now. So what you got?
- tachyonbeam 6y agoActually, informed guesses make a lot of sense when we have limited data. Science doesn't operate by assuming that we know nothing outside of what we have evidence for. That wouldn't be logical at all. That being said, it is of course interesting and valuable to confirm our hypotheses.