--On 6 September 2007 13:13:22 -0400 Simon Jester <[email protected]> wrote:
Science is supposed to simply be the organized, systematic search for truth, regardless of the field in which it is practiced.
Observation perhaps, rather than Truth.
Most if not all of the problems with respect to science stem from becoming so personally invested in/attached to a belief in some theory that one loses their objectivity...
.... Observations cannot be Objective. We attempt to make them so by measuring. To measure we take parameters, straight lines or whatever, or variables. But there are unlimited variables and aspects in the big picture. And no thing is separate from anything else.
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