Science vs Philosophy? Which way is better to find the truth?

**Shana** · 08-27-2018, 02:39 PM

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

**Bhavya** · 10-20-2018, 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by Shana

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

For some problems, the scientific method is enough to find a solution, Some need philosophy and some need both science and philosophy so I would say it all depends on the problem we are dealing with.

**Adiza** · 10-25-2018, 08:56 PM

Originally Posted by Shana

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

Philosophy finds the answer by logical argumentation, but science does it with empirical data. Some philosophies are proved scientifically, but most remain clueless. So I will go with science.

**Karikaalan** · 10-25-2018, 09:25 PM

Originally Posted by Shana

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

Not both. Common sense is the third option in your question which will take both science and philosophy in it whenever needed. Like centralism of Kamalhassan 😂😂

**Shana** · 10-27-2018, 11:30 PM

Originally Posted by Karikaalan

Not both. Common sense is the third option in your question which will take both science and philosophy in it whenever needed. Like centralism of Kamalhassan 

Touche! Common sense is alright. But which one would you side with? Science or Philosophy?

**Karikaalan** · 10-31-2018, 11:01 AM

Originally Posted by Shana

Touche! Common sense is alright. But which one would you side with? Science or Philosophy?

in a way philophy comes under human science. so how can i be on one side?

**Shana** · 11-04-2018, 04:46 PM

Originally Posted by Karikaalan

in a way philophy comes under human science. so how can i be on one side?

In a nut shell, would you accept everything has an answer or would you say some things can't be explained at all?

**Karikaalan** · 11-05-2018, 08:14 AM

Originally Posted by Shana

In a nut shell, would you accept everything has an answer or would you say some things can't be explained at all?

Hypothetical question. 😂😂😂 But there will be answer for everything than what is the beginning of the universe

**Shana** · 11-07-2018, 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by Karikaalan

Hypothetical question.  But there will be answer for everything than what is the beginning of the universe

You are good in diplomatic answers. What I'm looking for is a cutting-edge one. Not only the beginning of the universe, but there're also a whole lot of things yet to be arrived at a conclusion by science. Still looking for an answer.

**Assassin** · 11-15-2018, 09:06 PM

Originally Posted by Shana

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

Both should be in a balance, not all the time Sciences proves right, neither Philosophy does. I go with my instincts all the time, it's a mixture of Philosophy, Science and specially an Assassin content.