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like who?Laika said:Do you perceive me as acting rue to my personal form, or are you assigning me to a general behavioural category? In either case, what is your criteria for judging my form? If the latter, with what kind of people and behaviours are you grouping me?
me)))don't KNOWyou dear. i am going on what you TYPE
I think it is possible to separate pure science from ethical issues. Results are results regardless of who conducts the experiments (as long as the conditions are the same). The ways in which the fruits of science are applied do not undermine the scientific process itself. This is not to say that I believe science is practiced in a cultural and political vacuum - I'm not totally naive. But provided an experiment is fair, the motivations behind it are of no consequence to the results. Nor are the intended applications.
me))))))))well i have news for you. you cant do ANYTHHINGin 'pure' isolation. everything is interelated. So, IF your science--materialistic science--doesn't realize that, then we have what we havehad and got, and will get till we understand that everything effects everything else. obviously.
I don't think it's fair to lay the blame for ill-conceived, negligent or immoral applications of technology at the feet of "materialistic science". I can think of a few non-scientific, non-materialistic regimes guilty of oppression and the enforcement of their 'truth'.