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Re: Sartre\'s Contradiction
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Do you not trust these brilliant minds that philosophy is significant in order to understand what your scientific discoveries actually mean? [/ QUOTE ] I wouldn't say that philosophy is unimportant; I'd say that, in general, full-time professional philosphers tend not to be very good at it. To paraphrase Richard Feynman, whenever some philosopher of science (as opposed to a scientist) says something about what is absolutely essential to the fundamental nature of science, it is always rather naive and probably wrong. IMO, if you want a solid, clear, logically consistent analysis of some philosophical issue or another, you'd be better off going to a mathematician instead of a philosopher. |
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