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Aspiring philosopher; tolerable human; "amusing combination of sardonic detachment & literally all the feelings felt entirely unironically all at once" [he/his]

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    1. Liam Bright‏ @lastpositivist 21 Mar 2013

      People in #philosophy who make pronouncements about "the limits of #science" puzzle me - when did they solve the demarcation problem?

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    2. Cathy B‏ @cathyby 21 Mar 2013
      Replying to @lastpositivist

      @lastpositivist Does talking re limits imply demarcation solved? I think we can know eg ethics beyond the limits without exact demarcation.

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    3. Liam Bright‏ @lastpositivist 21 Mar 2013
      Replying to @cathyby

      @cathyby I guess I hear people talk about methodological limits and I think it ignores the cheerfully imperialistic attitude of scientists>>

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    4. Cathy B‏ @cathyby 21 Mar 2013
      Replying to @lastpositivist

      @lastpositivist By the way, does this mean you'd disagree with someone saying study of English literature was not science? #Trolling :p

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    5. Liam Bright‏ @lastpositivist 21 Mar 2013
      Replying to @cathyby

      @cathyby Though, "Scientific" acts as an honorific which we may not want to apply to Lit.Theory... #NoFurtherComment

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    6. Cathy B‏ @cathyby 21 Mar 2013
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      @lastpositivist Y'see, I don't see "scientific" as a honorific. I think demarcation of science has at least decided on that :)

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    7. Liam Bright‏ @lastpositivist 21 Mar 2013
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      @cathyby My guess: the only reason to care about Demarcation at all is the honorific use - otherwise, why worry about what is(n't) science?

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    8. Cathy B‏ @cathyby 21 Mar 2013
      Replying to @lastpositivist

      @lastpositivist To argue against imperialistic tendencies of science :)

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      Liam Bright‏ @lastpositivist 21 Mar 2013
      Replying to @cathyby

      @cathyby I don't really mind scientists' imperialism. They go around trying to generate knowledge by doing cool stuff. What's not to like?

      10:42 AM - 21 Mar 2013
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        1. Cathy B‏ @cathyby 21 Mar 2013
          Replying to @lastpositivist

          @lastpositivist Nothing, as long as it doesn't preclude OTHER people generating knowledge by doing cool stuff.

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        2. Maceo Paisley‏ @maceopaisley 21 Mar 2013
          Replying to @cathyby

          @cathyby @lastpositivist there is science in all art, and vice versa

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