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You know that not all scientific data is "accurate" right? Both in its actual and interpretive sense. Some experiments record bad results which are hopefully la
by agomez314 4y ago
You know that not all scientific data is "accurate" right? Both in its actual and interpretive sense. Some experiments record bad results which are hopefully later corrected. This could take a long time. And the scientific method is an exploration of observations through which a conclusion is drawn -there's no left/right wing bias in that. Where the bias lies is in the _interpretation_ of results.
- Aachen 4y agoBetter that than guessing and having faith, though. I think they're just saying that (I haven't verified this) opinions associated with "left" in the USA¹ are usually more in line with experimental results than religious faith as compared to opinions associated with the "right" wing. ¹ adding a cultural marker here because it's not universal. In NL, this would correspond to "center" if I'm understanding these general labels correctly.