Philosophy is asking "why" until you can't answer anymore, and then asking "why not?"
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Any system of belief has presuppositions, and one of science's is that objective truth is the most fundemental truth
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Politics, on tbe other hand, is asking 'why not?', and then helping yourself to the till with both hands
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Or, rather, art history and visual culture
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Philosophy is best suited for subjective questions, like how to live, creating an ethical frame through which science can be used properly
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No, science is not like that.
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Science is rather asking "why not", until nature gives proof why not.
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I'm inclined to believe that science is not about asking "why" but rather "how".
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