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Correctness may not exist even though evidence and falsifiability are present. Accuracy is meaningless without precision. For some precisions, it is entirely a
by drewcoo 2y ago
Correctness may not exist even though evidence and falsifiability are present.
Accuracy is meaningless without precision. For some precisions, it is entirely accurate to say that the earth is flat.
Truth and Falsehood don't really exist in anything except math, philosophy, and theology. History, like sciences, deals with the real world, where there are no proofs but there is evidence and further investigation can improve our understanding.
- FrustratedMonky 2y agoYou think Truth and Falsehood exist in "philosophy, and theology"??? Not any philosophy or Religion I've seen. There is a lot more truth in History like "Japan Bombed Pearl Harbor", than Religion and "The universe rests on the back of a giant Turtle".