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Because science is based on observation. Even though we initially won't understand how their technology works we will know more about what is possible. This inf
by postalrat 6y ago
Because science is based on observation. Even though we initially won't understand how their technology works we will know more about what is possible. This information will allow us to ask better questions and over time learn more about our universe.
I used to work as a developer in the point of sale industry. We needed to print small 1/2 inch labels from an Epson impact printer. At first I didn't think it was possible but then saw one of our competitors were already printing them. Seeing it happen not only told me it was possible but gave me clues how to do it.
- sai_c 6y agoSame question as to another poster. What if we are, by definition, not smart enough to ever understand those new physics. If we humans simply aren't that smart?
- dkarras 6y agoIf that is the case, then that is that. You won't know without trying though.
- throwaway316943 6y agoIf you could devise an experiment that would definitively prove or disprove the existence of God, but could not tell you if there was an afterlife or which religion is correct, would you run it? Would you expect no one to want to? Would it have a profound effect on your life or the way you think if you did?