> That was never guaranteed Branching off into a philosophical thought here, but I find this to be completely wrong. It was always guaranteed; logic, like phys

> That was never guaranteed Branching off into a philosophical thought here, but I find this to be completely wrong. It was always guaranteed; logic, like physics and chemistry is not an environment that changes. We have discovered a functioning technique which might be improved upon. What wasn’t guaranteed was that it would be found. Biology is the root of most, perhaps all, uncertainty. After all, it is our biology that makes us imperfect observers, thinkers, and makers(but also enables us to do those things at all!). I think this is important, because their is a significant difference in mindset between making something, and looking for something. Science is looking, technology is making. Things are always “seen” before they are “made”.