Historical Science vs Operation Science

[Hibbo]

The definition of historical science is using knowledge that is already currently known to tell the story of what happened in the past. Operational science involves repeatable experimentation in the here and now. When we talk about science we need to make a distinction between the two. One is evidence based, the other involves a lot of guess work.

Class dismissed.

 

[Catfish Blues]

Kin'ell Hibbo, the last time I saw anyone in a scientific community typing such stuff it was someone pushing a creationist philosophy.

 

[jaycee]

The definition of historical science is using knowledge that is already currently known to tell the story of what happened in the past. Operational science involves repeatable experimentation in the here and now. When we talk about science we need to make a distinction between the two. One is evidence based, the other involves a lot of guess work.

Class dismissed.

What about weird science?

 

[-Rob-]

Operational science involves repeatable experimentation in the here and now.

Is Marco's repetitive experimentation of zonal marking classed as operational science?

 

[Huyton Layne]

The definition of historical science is using knowledge that is already currently known to tell the story of what happened in the past. Operational science involves repeatable experimentation in the here and now. When we talk about science we need to make a distinction between the two. One is evidence based, the other involves a lot of guess work.

Class dismissed.

WRONG. thanks for playing though.

 

[Huyton Layne]

Also if you're in any way claiming the bible is more real than evolution theories then this thread needs binning.

 

[Hibbo]

Also if you're in any way claiming the bible is more real than evolution theories then this thread needs binning.

Whoa mate calm down.

 

[Huyton Layne]

Whoa mate calm down.

Respond or gtf with your terrible thread

 

[peskyrobot]

Thanks for the lesson, Hibbo. Which one would you say involves the guess work?

 

[Hibbo]

Respond or gtf with your terrible thread

Why so aggressive mate?

 

[The binman chronicles]

What about weird science?

Historical for me because nothing can make me feel the way I felt back as a young boy looking at Kelly Le Brock. Not that I don't like looking at her in it now, it just doesn't have quite the same impact. Picture included for gratuitous reference.

 

[degsy]

Nonscience

 

[Yarrgh]

Nonscience

Can you use medical noncescience to explain why you can't sweat?

 

[chrismpw]

The definition of historical science is using knowledge that is already currently known to tell the story of what happened in the past. Operational science involves repeatable experimentation in the here and now. When we talk about science we need to make a distinction between the two. One is evidence based, the other involves a lot of guess work.

Class dismissed.

What do you mean by 'already known' science? Are you implying that if its historical and already known then it is in some way less valid? Science in the past was still evidence based (if it's to count as science) - though granted our ability to measure is somewhat better in the present.

 

[chrismpw]

Can you use medical noncescience to explain why you can't sweat?

Something to do with wriggling your way out of a legally tight spot.