Last week I tried to explain how philosophy of science can be useful for scientists. Now you've reminded everyone how useless it can be.
While you're throwing out irrelevant jargon, @hbdchick is out-philosophizing you by using basic logic and common sense.https://twitter.com/nathanoseroff/status/1026100540713967616 …
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Replying to @nathancofnas @hbdchick
I feel vindicated.
Ratio of useless/counter-productive to useful stuff in that area is 100 to 1 or something.1 reply 1 retweet 6 likes -
Would be interesting to see an attempt at estimating what the % is. Nathan might have to wait until he has tenure before tackling it though.
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Most philosophy of science is worthless, but the same can be said for most work in virtually all academic fields. In any case
@nathanoseroff isn't representative of phil sci. His philosobabble would never get past peer review, as you can see from his CV: http://nathanoseroff.com/files/cv.pdf2 replies 1 retweet 7 likes
Would appear he has 0 journal publications. Website confirms. Has a bunch of drafts.http://nathanoseroff.com/#publications
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