The errors of SCIENCE will never be
corrected by the kind of critique Carl offers because what Carl is
attacking doesn't exist
Carrol
What a relief. Would that were true for everything I attack.
Carl
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Ian Murray wrote:
What's the difference between intuition and guess? What's the difference
between intuition and analysis?
At least according to Susanne Langer analysis is dependent on intuition.
Her example:
Suppose someone admits that All men are mortal and that Socrates is a
Man, but
Eugene Coyle wrote:
If what can't be validated logically or empirically falls by the
wayside, how/why do we have economics?
In confronting mainstream micro purveyors, anything empirical put
before their noses is dismissed as anecdotal. An intuition that is
validated by unfolding
Title: RE: [PEN-L:31272] Re: RE: Re: RE: what is science?
I wrote:
of course, contrary to scientistic/positivistic propaganda, intuition is
part of science. What was Einstein, if not intuitive? (I'm told that his
math wasn't very good.) Scientists use their intuition all the time
