- Locke357
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“If we will disbelieve everything, because we cannot certainly know all things, we shall do much what as wisely as he who would not use his legs, but sit still and perish, because he had no wings to fly.” - John Locke
"How can anyone be enlightened? Truth after all is so poorly lit." - Rush
Posted by: Distant Dawn
Posted by: Locke357
Posted by: Distant Dawn
Posted by: Locke357
Posted by: Distant Dawn
So we're just going to disregard the claims of the many experts before them. Seems like people accept what they say when it fits their own opinion.*sigh* such thick-headedness
There's such a thing as being proven wrong. See, in the scientific community, be it physics, biology, or psychology, we have this thing called peer review. Through this, by constantly examining current and previous work/theories/facts, we can determine what is valid. Often previous theories/discoveries end up altered, refined, or even completely discredited. We call this the "scientific method."
So, no, only amateurs in the field just "accept what they say when it fits their own opinion."
It's nice to see you accept the fact that you're an amateur. Also, being proven wrong when it comes to non natural science is a very grey area, hence why you only cited natural sciences with the exception being psychology. You only included it because you're tying to support you case, which you don't have. What's deemed a disorder can vary depending on who's conducting the analysis and the overall agreement of people. It's pretty clear you don't know what you're talking about.Psychology is a science. It's the scientific examination of the human mind. It's an incredibly complex science, and very difficult, given the extraordinarily complex nature of the brain. You are a complete and utter fool if you think there is no science and scientific method in psychology.
Learn to read. Not once did I say it wasn't a science, I clearly stated it was very grey compared to the natural sciences.Yes, it's a more complex science, with increased difficulty in coming to conclusions. That by no means one simply "ignores the experts before you" and just "only look at experts that support your opinion."