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4882470 No.4882470 [Reply] [Original]

Faith in science is overwhelmingly practiced by people who are not scientists

>> No.4882475

>go to party
>bunch of tattoo'd, long haired metalheads wearing denim vests
>a few of them are having conversations about how dimensions work
>talking about string theory
>most of them failed out of college

what is going on?

>> No.4882477

"OMG you're a math major? I LOVE math"
"Oh really, what's your favorite subject?"
"Art"
wut?

>> No.4882481

>/sci/

thread

>> No.4882486

>>4882470
That's because science isn't about faith, it's about experimentation to confirm theories.

What true scientist practices FAITH in science? I'd say that DOUBT in science should be practiced.

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4882493

>you will never see a science or math thread on /sci/

>> No.4882503

>>4882475
Complete lack of work ethic

>> No.4882505

>>4882503
It was more like "oh dude like... this thing I watched on YouTube man, you don't even fucking know (start smoking a cig) Like, in the 4th dimension, time does... all kinds of freaky shit man."

>> No.4882510

>only artists can appreciate art
>only musicians can appreciate music
>only chefs can appreciate food

>> No.4882512

Empiricism is faith-based.

>> No.4882564

>>4882470
Not so. Faith is a believe without backup, people's trust in science is based on the overwhelming successes of science.

>> No.4882570

Faith in gravity is overwhelmingly practiced by people who are or who are not scientists.

>> No.4882575

>>4882470

Faith is not verifiable, therefore your statement is meaningless.

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>>4882575

/thread

>> No.4882668

>>4882512
If empiricism is faith-based, what in the hell does that leave that isn't faith-based?