Posted: Jun 15, 2011 3:03 am
What is the relationship between science and philosophy?
I'll share a personal insight.
Current scientific theory is that the cosmos is 11-dimensional and was brought into being by a clash of membranes. It has since undergone expansion which continues unabated.
Another ever-expanding entity brought into creation via a clash of membranes is a fart bubble in the bath, with which, I'm sure, we are all empirically familiar.
Deduction: Our cosmos is in fact a divine fart bubble in God's bathtub.
So science is the realm of understanding the nature of the bubble, but only philosophy can tell us whether or not God had meant to fart or not, or indeed, whether he derived any pleasure from it.
I hope this helps clarify the dominions.
I'll share a personal insight.
Current scientific theory is that the cosmos is 11-dimensional and was brought into being by a clash of membranes. It has since undergone expansion which continues unabated.
Another ever-expanding entity brought into creation via a clash of membranes is a fart bubble in the bath, with which, I'm sure, we are all empirically familiar.
Deduction: Our cosmos is in fact a divine fart bubble in God's bathtub.
So science is the realm of understanding the nature of the bubble, but only philosophy can tell us whether or not God had meant to fart or not, or indeed, whether he derived any pleasure from it.
I hope this helps clarify the dominions.