Flows of knowledge

Posted by DJ in January 21st, 2010
Posted in: Humanity Tags: knowledge, philosophy, progress, science

What is witchcraft today may become science tomorrow What is science today may become witchcraft tomorrow What does that tell us? 1. Just because something is not proven through science does not make it less valuable fodder for our thinking processes 2. Just because something is proven through science does not mean that it will [...]

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