yep, that's in theory what separates cranks from science :p IMHO the first step would be to identify values, parameters and their relationship. That's where sc

yep, that's in theory what separates cranks from science :p IMHO the first step would be to identify values, parameters and their relationship. That's where science is done, but it is hard not to step in crank territory. It's not that original either, Gettier cases and Gödel's incompleteness are intertwined with these subjects. All it needs is some rigor and maybe something can come out of it. I posit this something is missing if we are to advance our Civilization further. EDIT: the poster of the link also posted a link about some Heidegger's "Question concerning Technology", seems like I've been missing some Heidegger as a foundation/inspiration http://www.english.hawaii.edu/criticalink/heidegger/index.html http://www.english.hawaii.edu/criticalink/heidegger/index.ht...