Philosophy Class: "Why Science is Right"
By Gemma Cleanslate
Tuesday the 2nd of September the Philosophy Class of Professor Herman
Bergson gathered for the first time this semester. However, this is Lecture 534.
With all the past themes we have completed over the years, Prof Herman
always comes up with a new one to keep us all from graduating.
This semester
will be devoted to the theme "Why Science is Right." The introduction on
Tuesday was enticing and evoked a lively discussion as usual. We looked at the
facts of where the Sciences developed through the ages. “This project is meant
to investigate, whether these are big words indeed or not. What is really
science? How should we look at science? How relates science to reality? Is
science describing THE reality? What position does science take in our
society?” Herman postulated in his lecture.
Will we all agree that
Science was right or will we come to our own conclusions at the end? I know each
session , held every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:00PM SL time will be most interesting. Already our discussion is open and thoughtful among the participants. As usual,
most of us veterans believe at the end of the term we will have more questions
then we began with, but the journey will be fun. Some of us have been here a long
time, some come and go, some are new.
If you would like to see the past topics
and discussions you can visit the blog page which goes back to class One.
http://thephilosophyclass.blogspot.com/. You
are invited to visit the class and join the Philosophy Class Group by touching
the Thinker statue in the front yard of the building. Visitors and new members
are most welcome. This is Professor’s home and classroom. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wainscot/217/199/38
Gemma Cleanslate
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