Jim Clark wrote:
[B]elow are a small sampling of the readily
attainable quotes that critique the methods of science. Having
spent far too much time over the past 20 years reading critiques
of science like this, I can affirm that the challenges are very
deep (although vacuous)
Although
Maybe it is too early in the morning and I'm feeling a bit prickly, but this
certainly rubbed me the wrong way. Leaving aside for the moment the
possibility that there are some valid critiques of traditional western
scientific methodology, how is it that irrationality, invalid inference, and
At 8:18 AM -0500 4/12/01, Paul Smith wrote:
some "deconstructive intelligence", "invalid inference
intelligence", and "tolerance for logical contradiction intelligence" have
apparently rubbed off on me.
Yellow laundry soap will take it off.
* PAUL K. BRANDON [EMAIL PROTECTED] *
Deborah Hume wrote:
Maybe it is too early in the morning and I'm feeling a bit
prickly, but this certainly rubbed me the wrong way. Leaving aside for the
moment the
possibility that there are some valid critiques of traditional western
scientific methodology, how is it that irrationality,
At 9:19 AM -0500 4/12/01, Deborah Hume wrote:
Maybe it is too early in the morning and I'm feeling a bit prickly, but this
certainly rubbed me the wrong way. Leaving aside for the moment the
possibility that there are some valid critiques of traditional western
scientific methodology, how is it
Hi
On Thu, 12 Apr 2001, Paul Smith wrote:
I think that even _that_ is too generous. After all,
most of us are "often irrational". What is particularly
disturbing about the postmodernists is the notion that there
is _nothing wrong_ with irrationality - that in fact
rationality has no
Paul, My apologies -- I recognized the sarcasm but misinterpreted it --
I am sorry! (maybe it WAS too early in the morning for me to be responding
to a post!)
Deb Hume
You do understand that I was being sarcastic about that very point,
right?
I couldn't agree with you more, and I meant my
types (right, Deb?).
Paul Smith
Alverno College
Milwaukee
-Original Message-
From: Deborah Hume [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2001 11:54 AM
To: Paul Smith; 'TIPS'
Subject: Re: Faith-based TIPS?
Paul, My apologies -- I recognized the sarcasm
Michael Sylvester wrote:
I know this is a religious time-interval with Easter and Passover.
Personally,too much religious type topics are on TIPS.
Lets get back to subjects re the teaching of psychology and other
controversial issues .
Btw,lets stop the Mother Theresa bashing.
