Jbuza wrote:Bgood
No matter what this truth is right?
Correct
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You want to make sure that science discovers your truth, no?
What do you mean my truth, I don't own truth. There is no such thing as my truth or your truth. There is only truth as truth is.
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Sorry but you didn't even begin to explain why there are only primative mammals along with dinosaurs. I asked you to explain not attack.
SO PLEASE EXPLAIN.
Are you trying to prove a negative again?
No you are, you say that dinosaurs did not predate mammals without the evidence to support it.
Jbuza wrote:Also man is not a primitive primate and there is ample evidence to show that he existed with dinos.
You are only rationalizing. Shame on you. The question was explain why dinosaurs and mammals don't appear together. What's the mechanism and why?
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So you beleive that science is no longer needed?
Nope, I do not believe that. I did not say there was something wrong with gathering knowledge did I?
So science is about gathering knowledge, I am glad you now accept the definition.
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That's the scientific method. Science uses a methodology to sort through our observations, we make hypotheses and then try to disprove them by devising experiments aimed at just this purpose. That's what makes something a science. That's my point.
Really why don't you spend your life trying to disprove gravity?
Because I already explained to you gravity is only the word used to describe the phenomenon. The theory is in the description of this phenomenon. And we do spend our time disproving it. Any experiment we perform regarding gravity can disprove the accepted theory if the results come out a certain way. For instance measuring the Speed of a satellite one can see if the measurements agree with the predicted motion of the satellite due to the force of goblytygook(gravity).
Jbuza wrote:At some point one can be reasonably sure that a theory is true.
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Sorry truth and making sense of observations is does not always equate. Simply because theories can only consist of elements which have been supported by observation.
That is right some theories are not truth I can name one if you would like.
And what empirical evidence do you reach this conclusion with? This is what I meant by your truth. You want science to reach the same conclusions you have reached in your musings in your bedroom.
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Most likely it will lead to more questions, if the history of science is any indication. And along the way many applications, because it is a discovery of the physical universe and how it works.
IT is discovery through a systematic process, it is not limited to the physical universe, it is limited to observations and the process of logic and reason that take one through what is commonly called the scientific process.
So experimentation is not a main part of science?
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Again what sort of truth's do I discover when I detail an equation of wave motion?
That is an observation. You are simply through mathematics trying to observe the motion of a wave. You could perhaps hypothesize that the world is ordered and not random chaos based on your mathematical observation of wave behavior. You could armed with this hypothesis deduce several tests to see if in fact the world is ordered
To see if the world is ordered? Don't you think this is a broad idea. It would take many independent studies to support this. That would make this a scientific theory. We can then say, well the random motion of molecules doesn't seem to be ordered? Does this mean the theory is wrong? Or is there a hidden order?
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The truth of God's existance or the truth that particles can behave as waves and that we are able to describe them mathematically?
Yes it is true we can observe the observations. IF you want to leave the observations in a big heap, and not try to theorize about truth, that is your business
Again how much can one say about the properties of waves beyond what is observable?
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Get real here, science is not the be all, end all of human intelligence and achievement.
I agree, it is a process to make sense out of our existence. Since often science cannot concretely prove a truth, more is needed. Science can only guide discovery and suggest truths to you. IT us certainly up to you whether to believe them or not.
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So what is your point then?
Just say you don't agree, don't try to change the definition of science.
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