/sci/ - Science & Math

So, who invented ice?

>>3065092

This is retarded, there's more to psychology than just the brain, like how the fucking environment affects the brain.

If you really took yourself seriously, you would have studied philosophy of science, and see how utterly crushed reductionists gets when they go herp derp.

The mind not being the brain.. Sounds almost like dualism to me

>>2564840

The only reason these position exist is because some people, for some reason, seems to have some kind of fucked-up agenda about trying to terminate philosophy as a subject. Not that I really mind, it's always important to incorporate and consider ideas you haven't heard before, but they would probably make more use outside the philosophy department and at their own fields. Let people who know what they're doing. You wouldn't let a plumber fix your car, would you?

> Philosophy
> Soft

Soft sciences is riddled with variables. Harder sciences has fewer. Philosophy is probably as hard as you can get.

Anyway, philosophy will never be obsolete because there will alway be needed people who understand how science works, what there is to say about logic, and how rational thinking works.

> chocolate milk

eeeew.

Myself, I drink maybe 1-2 liters of non-pasteurize milk every day. Maybe a few deciliter of cream as well. I'm surprised I don't have a boob fetish.

I don't get all the hate for engineers on /sci/. They're basically to science, what a scientist is for philosopher. Going HERP DERP NOT DEEP ENOUGH is just fucking retarded, regarding the scientists situation being nothing more than the middle man.

>>1099888

Looks like someone got butthurt and edited the original picture

Yes.