02-13-2024, 04:05 AM
science itself doesn't actually solve or explain anything in and of itself - the purpose of the scientific method is to produce statistically sound data upon which an analysis may be performed and a conclusion drawn. The scientist is the one who does the explaning with the aid of logic/reason.
At the end of the day its logic that is what solves and explains everything, if properly applied fallacious logic isn't going to get where it should be getting, for the reasons it should be getting there. And I do theorize that it can eventually explain away everything, provided enough valid and accurate data. Many things can be deduced from logic alone, such as many of the base logical laws and much of mathematics. ie, the reflexive property of equality
My current perception of existence is based upon logical deductions, for example.
And yes, "I don't know" is better than "the IPU did it". Why? One is true and one is not.
At the end of the day its logic that is what solves and explains everything, if properly applied fallacious logic isn't going to get where it should be getting, for the reasons it should be getting there. And I do theorize that it can eventually explain away everything, provided enough valid and accurate data. Many things can be deduced from logic alone, such as many of the base logical laws and much of mathematics. ie, the reflexive property of equality
My current perception of existence is based upon logical deductions, for example.
And yes, "I don't know" is better than "the IPU did it". Why? One is true and one is not.
