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There's no need to believe anything in science. In fact, the default position should be disbelief. There are experiments and explanations. Some explanations kee
by pezzana 5y ago
There's no need to believe anything in science. In fact, the default position should be disbelief. There are experiments and explanations. Some explanations keep working after many experiments. Many do not. Those explanations that survive many attempts at disproof become accepted. It doesn't happen "all of a sudden."
The claim that the Bible explains creation does not stand up too well to experiment in this regard.
- everydaybro 5y ago"Those explanations that survive many attempts at disproof become accepted" How can you experiment human origin?
- astrange 5y agoGenerate synthetic data according to a model and see if your technique rediscovers the model or not.
- astrange 5y agoYou need to believe /some/ things in science. It’s just some things go away if you don’t believe in them and some don’t.