paarsurrey
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You never created the heaven and the earth. Did you? Please
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Where does science take start from?
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paarsurrey
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Where does science take start from?
One may like to read the following posts relevant here:
#60 whirlingmerc
#61 paarsurrey
One may like to read the following posts relevant here:
#60 whirlingmerc
#61 paarsurrey
Jeremiahcp
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I have little doubt it is doubt. I study statistics and one thing it does is generate probability models that can be used to make inferences about a larger context. The probability models allows us to quantify uncertainty, but it is never: This proves that; instead it is always there is strong/weak evidence for or against that. In statistics if you say something proves something then you are doing it wrong. Nothing is ever fully proven in science; just some things have a greater deal of evidence which suggest it is true or not true. So it is all about measuring doubt.
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Reggie Miller
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paarsurrey
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Doe one mean that science is all faith in doubt? Please
If yes, they can never make a hypothesis of science to start with. Can they? Please illustrate from the very first hypothesis model.
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Jeremiahcp
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"Doe one mean that science is all faith in doubt?"
Science is a methodology and the beliefs are ours to make. So that will depend on the person.
"If yes, they can never make a hypothesis of science to start with. "
"Please illustrate from the very first hypothesis model."
Hypotheses start with a testable question. There is no such thing as a first one.
It is a methodology for analyzing the evidence, but it is up to us to make the final decisions on our beliefs.
psychoslice
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Science starts from intellectualism, not some hokos pokos beliefs such as religion.
paarsurrey
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Please be an intellectual and let us know as to how one visualizes that the first hypotheses of science would have been made. Right? Please
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psychoslice
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The question is silly.
Segev Moran
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allfoak
Alchemist
paarsurrey
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Where does science take start from?
How does one visualize that the first hypotheses of science would have been made to start with. Please
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How does one visualize that the first hypotheses of science would have been made to start with. Please
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gnostic
The Lost One
That actually describes perfectly your belief and blind faith of your religion, guy.
Its the evaluation of truth in real time. It also builds on itself so knowledge becomes foundational for future inquiry.
roger1440
I do stuff
jarofthoughts
Empirical Curmudgeon
Observation and, later on, logic (here used in the context of looking for applicable connections, not formal logic).
This method has then been inproved upon and developed by many contributors throughout history, and is still improved upon.
The interesting thing, and, I assume, is the one you are really asking about, is that god and religion is ultimately irrelevant in this context.
If there is a god? (Assuming objective empirical evidence could be found).
Well, that's just one more thing that science should investigate.
Is there no god? (Again assuming objective empirical evidence could be found).
Then we'll just investigate the world as we see it.
Science would be science with or without the existence of a god or gods. It is not a belief system. It is not a religion.
It is a method of investigation.
Beside a natural curiosity for information concerning how things work I believe there is a very practical origin that goes back to before humans became human. It is the problem solving process to engineer the physical world for the practical need for food, shelter, weapons, and even produce things of adornment and worship. The application of trail and error experiments to make stone tools, weapons, and used wood and other plants useful purposes was the beginning of the scientific method.