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"Darren New" <dne### [at] san rr com> wrote in message
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> Argumentative religious people often seem to comment that science requires
> faith. Argumentative non-religious people say that's nonsense, since there
> is evidence. I contend that there are at least two things most scientists
> take on faith, without supporting evidence:
> 1) That reality works substantially in accordance with measurements.
That doesn't need to be assumed to be a "truth". If operating under the
above assumption can be assumed to be better than the alternatives, that's
good enough. Subtle difference maybe, but one assumption is metaphysical,
the other pragmatic/operational.
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