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Re: Buddhism And Science
(Quote) Well that's the point. In everyday life probability describes the outcome of a process, like rolling a dice. In QM, probability is the process. In the usual interpretation there is no need to… (View Post)
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Re: Buddhism And Science
(Quote) 6. It doesn't matter either way. When the Buddha was alive, scientific understanding was shit. Still, he got enlightened. (View Post)
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Re: Buddhism And Science
(Quote) It is only arrogant if one assumes nature has to abide by predictable laws. In my eyes it is more arrogant to assume mankind should understand things that may not have any particular determin… (View Post)1 -
Re: Buddhism And Science
(Quote) It's not just a simple problem of measurement as you suggest. Its implication is a fundamental law of nature that things are unpredictable. Or in other words, two experiments with the same st… (View Post)1 -
Re: Buddhism And Science
(Quote) It's a part of science. Hypothesis are there to be tested and fired upon. In that regard he did a great job. And to say again, I think that's where science and Buddhism meet; at their methods… (View Post)1