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<blockquote data-quote="jrerun21" data-source="post: 3610985" data-attributes="member: 570954">A lot of science is based on assumption and &quot;fact&quot; that can be proven only through implication when compared with other data.&nbsp; The problem is that scientist have beliefs before the experimentation phase.&nbsp; Due to their prejudice, they gear experimentation for certain outcome.&nbsp; When an experiment fails their believed outcome, they mold the experiment to have that outcome.&nbsp; Its not to say that there are theories that have been discovered that are true.&nbsp; But the ideas that paleontologist and other scientist fabricate from fossil remains is sometimes ridiculous.&nbsp; Looking at the CGI documentaries they come up with and cavemen stories are all guesstimations.&nbsp; So scientifically proven has little weight on some things and higher weight on others.&nbsp; There are scientific models, and laws that don&#039;t agree with each other... Why?&nbsp; Because it&#039;s our feeble attempt to understand the complex nature of the world around us.Don&#039;t shoot the messenger though... I majored in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology... but taking a Philosophy of Science course really exposed the flaws for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jrerun21, post: 3610985, member: 570954"] A lot of science is based on assumption and "fact" that can be proven only through implication when compared with other data. The problem is that scientist have beliefs before the experimentation phase. Due to their prejudice, they gear experimentation for certain outcome. When an experiment fails their believed outcome, they mold the experiment to have that outcome. Its not to say that there are theories that have been discovered that are true. But the ideas that paleontologist and other scientist fabricate from fossil remains is sometimes ridiculous. Looking at the CGI documentaries they come up with and cavemen stories are all guesstimations. So scientifically proven has little weight on some things and higher weight on others. There are scientific models, and laws that don't agree with each other... Why? Because it's our feeble attempt to understand the complex nature of the world around us. Don't shoot the messenger though... I majored in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology... but taking a Philosophy of Science course really exposed the flaws for me. [/QUOTE]

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