I understand the point. What any individual is most comfortable with - facts/theory/ambiguity/chaos will depend on what brain type they are I guess. But there are times when it seems to me it is useful to treat something as a fact and sometimes when it is not. For example we might treat the following as a fact 'aspirin relieves headaches'. It might not be true for everybody or every headache, but it is a useful truth for the vast majority of people when they have a headache. But when a Copernicus postulates that the facts fit better with the outrageous idea that the earth revolves around the sun, the so-called fact that everyone accepts the sun revolves around earth, is not so useful. Its useful to know that jumping from the 26th floor will almost definitely kill you. But its not so useful to be told a human cannot fly using his self as the only power source. Its useful to know increasing the shunt capacitance will roll off high frequencies, but not so useful to be told that changing a power cable cannot improve the sound of your stereo system.
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