>I really hate to do this (especially since I am not an expert in this field), but this really seems like a philosophical argument against scientific theory rather than one actually backed by evidence.
And there's nothing wrong with that.
Science is "philosophical arguments" (epistemological axioms, assumptions, theories, etc) + evidence, so attacking the first still makes sense.
Evidence alone is just objects / the world unfolding, not science.
And there's nothing wrong with that.
Science is "philosophical arguments" (epistemological axioms, assumptions, theories, etc) + evidence, so attacking the first still makes sense.
Evidence alone is just objects / the world unfolding, not science.