so i finally got around to reading zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance (a great book) and there was a concept brought up that i found to be especially interesting.
any given truth only lasts as long as science allows it to. as science improves, discoveries are made at an increasing rate, and therefor any given truth's lifespan becomes shorter.
due to this inverse relationship, if we carry this logic through, as science approaches perfection, the life span of truth approaches zero. this means that science, the methodical pursuit of truth, will ultimately destroy truth its self..
i apologize for the long winded explanation, but this idea is very interesting to me and i wanted to see your thoughts on the matter.
2007-07-10
10:05:02
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