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Dictionary » P » Philosophers Philosophersphilosopher's stone A stone sought by the alchemists of the middle ages which was supposedly able to transmute base metals into gold, to make precious stone's, and to cure all ills, and thus confer longevity; it was also believed to be a universal solvent. ![]()
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Results from our forumNatural selection wrong due to cambrian explosion philosophy is proven wrong by paradoxical and contradicting views therefore philosophers and philosophy are just meaningless nonsense hahaah biology is proven wrong by paradoxical and contradicting views therefore biologists and biology are just meaningless nonsense ...
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Natural selection wrong due to cambrian explosionMr. AFJ that's a great point. Behold his own logic used against him! philosophy is proven wrong by paradoxical and contradicting views therefore philosophers and philosophy are just meaningless nonsense therefore CLD is irrelevant in every possible way In a nutshell, the only reason people respond ...
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Zogby Poll on Darwinism... so it cannot be examined further in a scientific manner." Maybe it could expand the thought a little more and say something like: "Early philosophers and scientists couldn't help but notice similarities between objects that were created and some that were "natural." This led ...
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Biology is not a science... haven't read Feyerabend's though, so won't comment on that. But maybe you would not mind providing clear (and concise) explanation on how those 2 philosophers deny the existence of the scientific method. I would be curious. Really. But I the mean time, maybe you could also try to respond to the ...
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Re: Homework question that I must be over-thinking.... You try to find ways to demonstrate that the hypothesis is wrong. In science is it extremely difficult to prove that a hypothesis is right; some philosophers of science argue that it is impossible to prove a hypothesis correct. However, we can support a hypothesis by challenging it and failing ...
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