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Originally Posted by spirit4711  There are more sciences where it's not easy: psychology, social sciences, political science to name a few. Usually it's hard to design good experiments. But even there the method supports you in thinking clearly. |
Very true. But here is the really interesting question:
Given that "thinking clearly" is so valuable, why limit its use to professional fields of knowledge? Why not apply it every day of our lives?
It isn't always easy. But shouldn't we, at the very least, strive to thinking clearly and logically about everything?
Even about religion. God gave us the ability to reason, didn't He? Now, why is that so? What's the point of giving us this wonderful supercomputer we call "the human brain" if we aren't supposed to use it?