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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI recently read
that "the growth of knowledge depends upon disagreement."
-Karl Popper
I disagree.
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I recently read (Original Post)
kairos12
Nov 2022
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dweller
(24,434 posts)1. I feel somewhat smarter now
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drray23
(7,789 posts)2. this is exactly how science advances.
we craft theories that are then put to the test against each other and experimental/ observational data.
So yes, growth of knowledge does depend upon disagreement on how things work, at least in science .
Irish_Dem
(55,545 posts)3. I disagree with your disagreement.
See how much smarter we are now?
Walleye
(33,868 posts)4. Well I guess we can agree to disagree
Which is a statement that really irritates me
Irish_Dem
(55,545 posts)5. I agree, it is a statement used by people who cannot win an argument.