Poll of the Day > (wtf am I reading?) Positivism: Science is not the same as common sense.

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AC_Dragonfire 02/07/18 11:36:06 AM #1:	What does it mean...? <cite>AC_Dragonfire posted [p:895635946] in (wtf am I ... [t:76293381]...</cite> <quote>What does it mean...?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 02/07/18 11:40:10 AM #2:	Science is a process of observation and experimentation, to establish fact (or at least a decent working model). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_method Common sense is just the mass-acceptance of some-odd "fact", whether it's factual or not. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:895636177] in (wtf am I ... [t:76293381]...</cite> <quote>Science is a process of observation and experimentation, to establish fact (or at least a decent working model). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_method Common sense is just the mass-acceptance of some-odd "fact", whether it's factual or not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AC_Dragonfire 02/07/18 11:44:44 AM #3:	How about this one? A cousin of Socialism. Why not study Nazi Germany or Stalin's communist USSR "Russia". Neo-Marxism is a strange ideology that has failed in the past but being praised by social science "professors". Karl Marx All of history is struggle between ruling class and workersonly the names of these classes change. He was an economist, not a sociologist, but is considered a founder of the conflict school of thought. Key concepts of Marxist sociology include historical materialism (predictable development over time), modes of production and the relation between capital and labor. <cite>AC_Dragonfire posted [p:895636428] in (wtf am I ... [t:76293381]...</cite> <quote>How about this one? A cousin of Socialism. Why not study Nazi Germany or Stalin's communist USSR "Russia". Neo-Marxism is a strange ideology that has failed in the past but being praised by social science "professors". Karl Marx All of history is struggle between ruling class and workersonly the names of these classes change. He was an economist, not a sociologist, but is considered a founder of the conflict school of thought. Key concepts of Marxist sociology include historical materialism (predictable development over time), modes of production and the relation between capital and labor.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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