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Avalux

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8. I would like to see a Venn diagram of of the first example you gave.
Reply to cthulu2016 (Reply #7)
Mon Dec 10, 2012, 04:24 PM
Dec 2012

What are the commonalities of physics and economics?

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Not all science is literally experimental [View all] cthulu2016 Dec 2012 OP
My goodness!! What a BEAUTIFUL post! Bookmarking & Thank You, cthulu2016! patrice Dec 2012 #1
Science requires the application of the SCIENTIFIC METHOD. Romulox Dec 2012 #2
Which does not always require literal experiment cthulu2016 Dec 2012 #3
Yes, and history does show us that there are forms of the "educated guess" that could be patrice Dec 2012 #4
Assholes and idiots are harder to work with than rats jsr Dec 2012 #5
Please add that experimentation and/or observation must be reproduceable. Avalux Dec 2012 #6
Equate is a funny word cthulu2016 Dec 2012 #7
I would like to see a Venn diagram of of the first example you gave. Avalux Dec 2012 #8
In theory or practice? cthulu2016 Dec 2012 #10
Hmm.... Avalux Dec 2012 #12
I would say that economics is closer to astronomy as a science than it is physics Fumesucker Dec 2012 #9
Economics is not really close to astronomy, either FarCenter Dec 2012 #11
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