kathryn
>Carl,
>
>> The scientific approach has given us the internal combustion engine,
>> billions of tons of chemicals of all types, and other products.
>>
>I have a feeling you may mean something different by "scientific
>approach" than I do.
>
>> In their linear sort of way, these inventions have done many good
>> things.
>>
>What do you mean by "linear" in this context?
>
>> But they have also had major consequences that the linear, scientific
>> method can not see (loss of biodiversity, pollution which exceeds
>> earth's ability to cycle within a time frame that removes toxins from
>> our biosphere, societal changes).
>>
>I was discussing reliability of information.
>
>> The scientific method is laden with limitations as well and we need
>> not to be in denial of the shortcomings of this approach.
>>
>What do you think the shortcomings are?
>
>Dale
>
>
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