Philosophy asks and answers different questions than science -- questions science can't answer, such as Popper's rationalism and the consequences which follow for scientific thought.
For my part, I see our understanding of reality as a three legged stool, consisting of equal parts science, mathematics, and philosophy. Science can no more replace philosophy than science can replace math.
For my part, I see our understanding of reality as a three legged stool, consisting of equal parts science, mathematics, and philosophy. Science can no more replace philosophy than science can replace math.
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