History and Philosophy of Western Astronomy
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- Linzel on 2008-01-30 - Tags astronomy , philosophy , science , scienceliteracy
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Every age has its paradigms. Though scientists try to be
objective, philosophical
considerations do intrude on the scientific, creative process. That is not a bad
thing because these beliefs are crucial in providing direction to
their inquiries and fuel for the creativity mill.
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Experiments are the sole
judge of scientific truth---nature eventually wins. The ideas are crucial to
understanding the world but they eventually yield to the facts. Science makes us
confront the world.
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