26 Nov 11
Originally posted by KellyJayIf we approach it scientifically, then we can get as close to knowing as is reasonably possible. We are more likely to get it right than if we just put our faith in what we want to be true, rather than what the evidence points to.
I'm sure we all have fair ideas about death and what happens, but can we know
without being told?
Kelly
26 Nov 11
Originally posted by twhiteheadI think a good place to start is with these people who have the near death
If we approach it scientifically, then we can get as close to knowing as is reasonably possible. We are more likely to get it right than if we just put our faith in what we want to be true, rather than what the evidence points to.
or after death experiences or whatever the correct term is for it. It seems
no one is yet sure what is going on there. It may be beyond the ability of
science to determine. If so, then they usually say it is not science because
they don't know how to test it. Maybe one day it will be able to be tested
and then become part of science.
26 Nov 11
Originally posted by twhiteheadDo you approach sex scientifically? Or is that kind of knowing not reasonable?
If we approach it scientifically, then we can get as close to knowing as is reasonably possible. We are more likely to get it right than if we just put our faith in what we want to be true, rather than what the evidence points to.
