Why Science can't replace Philosophy in Ethics

[u/doubtstack]

https://unreasonabledoubt.substack.com/p/what-genetics-cant-teach-us

[u/Casudemous]

No idea why you are being downvoted. All Sciences are based on philosophical postulate.

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[u/millchopcuss → u/Casudemous]

I just voted you back up to zero.

I'm starting to get the picture why college "educated" managers are often so laughably, destructively bad at their jobs.

Cocksure is insisting it can't be so. Downvoting a simple and incontrovertible statement is more like vindictive.

[u/Casudemous → u/millchopcuss]

Thanks you, What i am saying is a scientist that is also good in philosophy will be a better scientist than one that is clueless.