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> Physics is an empirical science with a rather neutral language to communicate its content. Arguments (much more 'findings') can be translated to this language
by prego_xo 4y ago
> Physics is an empirical science with a rather neutral language to communicate its content. Arguments (much more 'findings') can be translated to this language and be understood on their own.
I agree, but it should be taken into account that much of philosophy is based on science (namely psychology/sociology) and a lot of ideas are discarded if they're missing some morsel of empirical evidence.
- WHA8m 4y agoI agree. [I overlooked the "much of" in your first sentence. This would have been my reply: Yes with limitations. As I implied there are more kind of sciences. Philosophy itself has very diverse fields which have their own sets of scientific methods. So it's hard to say something with substance about the general field of philosophy. The philosophy I was talking about is more compared to math than empirical evidence based sciences.]