WrongAspects
WrongAspects t1_je6wf09 wrote
Reply to comment by Xavion251 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
Every time you have an expectation it’s an experiment. All experiences are experiments. You have a world view in your head and you are trying to see if it matches reality.
WrongAspects t1_je493dj wrote
Reply to comment by zms11235 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
So you can gain mathematical knowledge using only reason. Ok.
Anything else?
WrongAspects t1_je3tews wrote
Reply to comment by zms11235 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
That doesn’t answer my question. How do you gain knowledge by using only reason?
WrongAspects t1_je3tcm4 wrote
Reply to comment by Xavion251 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
You are one denying that experiences are not experiments right?
WrongAspects t1_jdzbh0r wrote
Reply to comment by Xavion251 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
You are so confused it’s not even funny. Look at how you are twisting the world to back your anti science stance.
WrongAspects t1_jdyw3n2 wrote
Reply to comment by Xavion251 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
What do you think experiments are? Aren’t they experiences? Do you think science doesn’t involve reasoning? Do you think mathematics is not reasoning?
Do you have knowledge of things you never experienced?
WrongAspects t1_jdxa0t3 wrote
Reply to comment by Xavion251 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
What do you think science is?
WrongAspects t1_jdubcsj wrote
Reply to comment by zms11235 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
How do you gain knowledge with reason alone?
WrongAspects t1_jdu16xl wrote
Reply to comment by Xavion251 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
How do you evaluate the premises of the argument without science?
WrongAspects t1_jdu08hf wrote
Reply to comment by zms11235 in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
Can you prove any other way of knowing?
WrongAspects t1_jdu00r0 wrote
Reply to comment by Rowan-Trees in Scientism Schmientism! Why There Are No Other Ways of Knowing Apart from Science (Broadly Construed) by CartesianClosedCat
The point is to keep those things to an absolute minimum. In effect this means that everything is subject to testing and verification including things like the fundamental laws of logic.
The anti science crowd loves to pounce on hard solipsism or simulation theory to shit on science so they can feel justified in their belief in some form of supernatural or another.
WrongAspects t1_j6j8xd5 wrote
Reply to comment by No_Maintenance_569 in God Is No Longer Dead! (A Kritik of AI & Man) by No_Maintenance_569
LOL ok Buddy.
WrongAspects t1_j6h3ozf wrote
Reply to comment by No_Maintenance_569 in God Is No Longer Dead! (A Kritik of AI & Man) by No_Maintenance_569
If it’s debatable then by definition it’s not right.
WrongAspects t1_j6gxzmj wrote
Reply to comment by No_Maintenance_569 in God Is No Longer Dead! (A Kritik of AI & Man) by No_Maintenance_569
Your second premise is wrong.
WrongAspects t1_j6gxpzm wrote
Reply to comment by No_Maintenance_569 in God Is No Longer Dead! (A Kritik of AI & Man) by No_Maintenance_569
I can conceive of a universe farting goblin. Does that prove such a goblin exists?
WrongAspects t1_j67nd9l wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
His views of time and the cyclic universe are well documented and he himself has described them numerous times in interviews found on the web.
I have never heard him describe himself as a platonist and even he was it doesn’t mean he accepts as a religion which demands strict obedience to some written dogma. He obviously believes in abstract mathematics and obviously believes mathematics can accurately reflect and describe reality. Some people may call that Platonism. Having said that I get the feeling platonists want to claim he is because it will afford their theory some prestige to be accepted by a famous scientist.
Penrose is first and foremost a scientist. He has a bedrock belief in empiricism and the importance of strict observation conducted using the scientific method.
WrongAspects t1_j66p6kn wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
I just pointed out that they are not sensible. It literally makes no sense for something to exist for no time or outside of time.
I also told you what some of those people you are talking about say. You cited Penrose I told you his views on time. He says nothing exists outside of time and there is no such thing as outside of time.
WrongAspects t1_j65sut5 wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
You didn’t address my points. The word exists doesn’t make sense outside of time.
What you are doing is conflating different people saying different things about time and then concluding that God not only exists but is outside of time and this doesn’t mean he is infinitely old.
You cite Penrose. Penrose says time is fundamental and that there is no such thing as outside of time. He thinks that universes come into existence in time and then die off and get recreated again. Of course most physicists disagree with him, they think time began with the universe.
Finally Penrose doesn’t believe a God exists and created the universe. Most physicists also believe this so maybe it’s not best to try and cite science when trying to claim a God exists.
WrongAspects t1_j63vcd8 wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
But this is not ash attempt at rigorous definition. It’s an attempt at special pleading for God.
For example what does it mean for something to exist outside of time? There is no definition of exist which doesn’t depend on time. If I have a billion dollars for zero seconds or if my billion dollars is outside of time can you claim it exists?
This is people who believe in God trying to redefine words so that their absurd belief seems a little less absurd.
WrongAspects t1_j62aoe8 wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
I think the nitpick of eternity vs infinite time is just weird word games.
Omnipresence applies to all possible universes God created or will create not just this one.
And at this point I am not that untreated Interested in your other twisting of commonly understood words to mean something they are not.
WrongAspects t1_j5w49n9 wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
What do you think eternal means if not infinitely old? God is omniscient, omnipresent, and eternal. Those are all infinities.
WrongAspects t1_j5s7k9s wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
Yes God is defined as eternal, omniscient etc. surely you know this
WrongAspects t1_j5pwg8m wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
Those are the attributes given to God by those who believe in God. It’s the god of the Christians as defined by the Bible.
WrongAspects t1_j5naipm wrote
Reply to comment by owlthatissuperb in Physicist Max Planck on Idealism and the Role of Faith in Science by owlthatissuperb
What’s wrong with an infinite regress? If he is comfortable with an infinite being why would he try and avoid an infinite regress?
God is not only infinitely old but he is also infinitely large and infinitely knowing and infinitely smart etc. a God is an infinity of infinities.
WrongAspects t1_je6ys2r wrote
Reply to comment by afrothunder1987 in Ultramassive black hole over 30 billion times mass of our sun has been spotted. The discovery had been made possible thanks to a phenomenon known as gravitational lensing — the first time a black hole has been spotted in such a way. by Wagamaga
Our Galaxy has a hundred billion stars in it. This black hole has 30 billion