/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.14968922]

>thinking that hard sciences are superior to soft sciences
>even though reality itself is a soft science

[Anonymous No.14968968]

>>14968922
it isnt
use deductionism
everything is physics and math

[Anonymous No.14968976]

>>14968968
Everything is our perception of the world and how it works. It would literally be more accurate to say that everything is philosophy.

[Anonymous No.14968978]

>>14968922
Reality is an existence, not a method.

[Anonymous No.14968991]

>>14968976
we're forced to view everything through our own human perspective and Hume was right about the problem of induction, that our certainty of causality is never more than an illusion, but i don't care, i am telling you that you are an idiot if you think reality isn't deterministic (one thing happens instead of another thing for a discernible reason, that is, there are well-defined physical laws governing everything) and you have to live with that fact, not me

[Anonymous No.14968997]

>>14968991
>one thing happens instead of another thing for a discernible reason
That's literally how soft sciences work. You can be ignorant all you want, but the reality is that soft sciences are just as important (I'd argue more so) than hard sciences.

[Anonymous No.14969015]

>>14968922
>reality itself is a soft science
this is a meaningless statement

[Anonymous No.14969060]

>>14969015
No it isn't.

[frenanon No.14969147]

>>14968922
You're right, in that it's funny that a lot of people don't realize that the self-proclaimed ""elites"" are essentially peak normies from art school and theater club.