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It still strikes me as odd that some humanities students seem to take an almost snobbish pride in their lack of scientific and mathematical knowledge. I know what you mean. Its like:
quote: I just figured they were too dumb to get it, granted, it ain't easy. Thanks for the The Two Cultures link. I think the constructionists are wrong because science works. Here we are on these internets, we've put a man on the moon, F-16s, etc... science can obviously "objectively make unbiased and non-culturally embedded observations about nature". Edited by Catholic Scientist, : No reason given.
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