On 2/27/06, David B. Shemano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, I understand that is your view. And it may even be right. But is it > right to the point of finality? It cannot be challenged? I thought, > philosophically, "science" does not permit such finality. Therefore, I stand > by my assertion that as for the Left's view of "science," there are limits > to inquiry. As far as I can tell, "don't ask, don't tell" is the Left's view > of certain aspects of Darwinian evolution when it comes to human beings. > > David Shemano
--------------------------- The left, such as it is, does not seem unified enough as a political/cultural movement/power -for lack of a better term- to impose any limits on inquiry. The criticisms by leftists and others of stuff like Evo. Psych., which is what I think you are obliquely referring to, are spot on afaiac. It is the Right's view of science that really throws limits on inquiry and, further, they criminalize various uses to which the products of science are put by human beings, which is an affront to liberty and a disgrace.
