[MD] The Intellectual Gauntlet
Ian Glendinning
ian.glendinning at gmail.com
Wed Jul 23 07:31:06 PDT 2008
Hi Craig,
"No scientist" - would have been exaggerated hype I'll grant you -
since I clearly don't know every scientist in the word - and of course
I am being provocative.
But I did qualify the scientist with "thoughtful" and the subject with "beyond".
(Yes, I am rhetorically that weasel.)
Would it be easier to accept if I re-phrased it ? "The world's more
thoughtful scientists already recognise the quantum weirdness that
calls into question objective reality independent of dynamic subject
interaction. The more inquisitive popular science reader would
recognise that too." (ie anyone who doesn't is less thoughtful, and
not someone I'm talking about.)
Ian
On 7/23/08, craigerb at comcast.net <craigerb at comcast.net> wrote:
> [Ian]
> > No thougtful scientist "believes" in an objective reality beyond the
> > pragmatic conventions and methods of his day job, like we all do, to
> > avoid stubbing our toes on the philosopher's stone.
> This seems doubtful to me. What is your evidence for it?
> Craig
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