>>61593That does not answear any of my questions and it shows that you do not know what are you talking about.
You cannot go from facts straight to values. This is called the Is/ought problem or Hume's guillotine. Telling me "evolution" won't tell me why I ought not to kill or steal.
Can you show me where between the atoms can we find that "water" means water or that "seven" means seven?????
This implys to abstract ideas as a hole. You cannot show me ideas physicly.
Physics and astronomy dosn't show me TIME ITSELF. It's not the same as "MUH WATCH". Can you show me the "substance" of time? What about the past of future? Have you heard the problem of induction?
By "the individual self" i meant your personal conscious observation and perception. You cannot prove to me or anyone that you have a consciousnes.
The things that I've mentioned are transcedental categories - categories that cannot be proven by physicle means, but are NECESEARY in order to conduct any form of science.
>>61594Truth reqiers some sort of a moral judgment system. From where do you get that? Why am i OUGHT to follow the "truth"?
>>61595Im not saying to abandon all forms of science. What I'm trying to say is that science and philosophy are heavily connected. There is literally a subject called "The philosophy of science" that deals with the scientific method.