David, Case,

David suggested ...
> How about:
>
> How to live your life?
> Or how to express what you feel?
> Or how are we able to do science?
>

Earlier David made the distinction between questions "science can
answer" and "questions where science has answers".

The distinction is purely pragmatic, Science can attempt to answer all
these questions, and indeed does have valuable things to say about all
of them, but to construct a complete answer to such questions using
only science, would be so complex and contingent, that it would be
useless for all practical purposes.

Science informs decisions, it doesn't make them, and it doesn't have
exclusive rights to inform either, fortunately.

Ian
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