🕯️ Traditions What Makes Science Possible?

[Cerebellum]

What Makes Science Possible?

Scientific research is possible because the physical world is orderly and because energy and matter behave in a predictable, uniform manner in a given set of circumstances. This order can be E×ρréššed in the fundamental laws of mathematics, physics, chemistry, and so on. Without such order, scientific work, technology, and life itself could simply not exist.

So the questions arise: What is the origin of physical laws? And why do they function as they do? Many believe that the most reasonable answer is a Supreme Intellect. What do you believe?

 

[Away From Keyboard]

nah, kung ilalaban mo yan sa mga atheist matatagalan lang kayo. since meron din sila pan laban that "nothingness" exist but in maybe in a different hierarchy of dimensions.

masyado pang capped yung comprehension natin kung bakit tayo nag exist or bakit meron tayong consciousness. yun lang, science can hypothesize and theorize, but they cant prove.. same sa theist, they can imagine all they want, but they can't have proof.

 

[plhbg1]

physical laws already exist long before science started, the job of science is only to discover/find these things, unknown stays unknown, don't ever put something stu̾pid as an answer