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There is no scientific methodModerator: BioTeam
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There is no scientific methodThat there is no scientific method is shown by the early reception of darwins theory of evolution-this shows the fact that science has no method
some say the scientific method is falsification but at the time of its presentation darwins theory was falsified by the cambrian explosion even darwin saw the cambrian explosion falsified his theory if falsification is the scientific method darwins theory was shown to be false colin leslie dean points out dawrin admitts the cambrian explosion destroyed his theory http://gamahucherpress.yellowgum.com/bo ... ection.pdf
it has been shown in another thread about15913.html that Wilberforce showed that darwins theory was falsified even darwin admiits the logic of Wiberforces points
this is a good example of the fact that science has no method some say the scientific method is falsification but even darwin saw the cambrian explosion falsified his theory if falsification is the scientific method darwins theory was shown to be false thus that should have been the end of darwins theory
Re: There is no scientific method
Gamila, Isn't that because in reality in the case of evolution, historical science is being treated as operational science? Colin Leslie Dean has a point, but he takes it in a philosophical direction.
You bring up really good points Gamila, but then you throw the baby out with the bath water. Wouldn't it be better to spit out the bones and chew the meat? There is a a scientific method based on experimentation and observation which explores how things work, but we are all limited in knowledge. Please do not use NS and evolution as a litmus test for the scientific method. Evolution sells so it gets a pass.
there is no method as the case pointed out with darwins theory it was falsificed and he even admits that thus that should have been the end of darwins theory
Re: There is no scientific methodAs far as I am concerned it is falsified, but obviously to many the arguments against it are not strong enough. The evolutionists are very persistent though--I do give them credit--their dedication to the ever changing theory resembles faith.
So here we go again... (oops.. sorry for that one). If there's no scientific method, can we thus say that we learn without processes as well? since we do things without a plan or order?
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fact is there is no scientific method as the darwin case shows it was falsified at the time -darwin admitted it- and that should have been the end of his theory but it wasnot
Scientific method and Evolution by natural selection have the same relation as the laws of physics and the Cold Stirling engine principle. Even if the latter was proven to be impossible, it would not invalidate the basics of physics.
And the theory of evolution by natural selection as understood and used now is to what Darwin understood what a modern Ferrari is to N.-J. Cugnot fardier à vapeur... But since for the moment you have failed to impres anyone by your understanding of evolution, and its supposed flaws, i am seriously starting to wonder if you are able to provide any insight into a discussion about evolution. Patrick
Science has proof without any certainty. Creationists have certainty without any proof. (Ashley Montague)
colin leslie dean has in another thread shown that based on todays definition of natural selection the theory of natural selection is wrong http://gamahucherpress.yellowgum.com/bo ... ection.pdf THE REFUTATION EVOLUTIONARY THEORY: NATURAL SELECTION SHOWN TO BE WRONG about15762.html 1)the cambrian explosion as darwin saw invalidates his theory 2)NS is invalidated by the fact of speciation as NS only deals with traits already present and cant deal with the generation of new species genetics might be able to account for the generation of new species [ see below where it is shown genetics cannot account for the generation of new species] but NS cant as the generation of new species it not part of its remit 3) NS deals with the transmission of favorable traits and the eradication of unfavorable traits so the fact that unfavorable traits ie the gene for breast cancer are and can be transmitted and become common invalidates NS out right Some argue that harmful genes can be transmitted and become common when accompanied by good genes but this makes natural selection wrong ie ”natural selection, a process that causes helpful traits (those that increase the chance of survival and reproduction) to become more common in a population and causes harmful traits to become more rare” (Ref: Futuyma, Douglas Evolution 2005 seeing bad genes can become common this thus makes natural selection wrong which says bad genes should be come rare or less common 4) genetics cannot account for the generation of new species-ie the cambrian explosion
Re: There is no scientific method(This is entirely my own opinion as formed under the tutelage of my first-year biology instructor.)
The scientific method is less of a man-made process as it is "what happens" when the process of science is engaged in. If that was the method was entirely man-made, it would have been altered as much as, say, religious theology. Instead it maintains its pure form, though individuals may deviate form it, because it is not dependent on man at all. It is as man-made as 2+23. We labeled it, but the concept was already out there, involved in the workings of the universe. When our ancestors picked up 23 rocks, and then picked up one more, they had 24 whether they knew it or not. In the same way, when we as children discovered that a flashlight did not work because the batteries were dead, we used the scientific method, though we did not call it that. Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end; then stop.
Re: There is no scientific methodgamila you might as well say the following as they are equivalent:
There is no time there is nothing "right' and nothing "wrong" as these are also abstract human concepts and maybe, gamila, there is no spoon
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