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Is scientific method entirely based on statistics (statistical inference)?

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Are there questions that science can't answer, but philosophy can?

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Can a coincidence be evidence of a god?

answered Mar 17 at 16:55

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Is an “immaterial being” any less nonsensical than a “smelly color”?

answered Sep 2 at 13:39

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Is there a difference between believing something and behaving as if it were true?

answered Sep 13 at 17:39

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Can Mathematics Fully Describe the Universe?

answered Oct 24 at 9:41

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Am I not my body?

answered May 2, 2014 at 13:13

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Are humans and other animals machines?

answered May 19, 2022 at 14:03

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Does Bayesianism give an out for pseudoscience that it shouldn’t deserve?

answered Aug 30 at 9:41

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Is naturalism the null hypothesis?

answered Aug 28 at 12:27

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Logic of hypothesis testing

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Is the existence of God a question within the purview of science?

answered Sep 4 at 10:06

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Is assigning a probability to uncertainty a contradiction?

answered Sep 5 at 10:21

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When choosing between two theories, should you believe in the more plausible one? Or have a degree of belief in both?

answered Sep 8 at 14:44

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Is God even more improbable than the origin of life?

answered Sep 8 at 6:01

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Uncertainty and evidence

answered Sep 5 at 13:06

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Can randomness create patterns?

answered Sep 1 at 7:14

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What are the philosophical solutions to "ship of Theseus" problem of identity?

answered Apr 25, 2022 at 16:35

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Does Bayesianism give an out for pseudoscience that it shouldn’t deserve?

answered Sep 1 at 19:24

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Does Omnipotence of God imply nonexistence of physical laws

answered Mar 19 at 10:50

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Is there any way for me to know if I exist, as such, do I exist?

answered Mar 19 at 11:01

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Is the Bayesian idea of a continuous degree of belief incorrect?

answered Mar 17 at 18:12

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Why aren’t mundane events seen as evidence of a God?

answered Mar 17 at 19:14

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Should the length of time of absence of evidence count as evidence of absence for god?

answered Aug 30 at 8:50

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Does Bayesianism not discriminate against ad hoc hypotheses?

answered Aug 30 at 12:54

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What do you think about this argument against classical theism?

answered Apr 8, 2022 at 7:37

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Can functions and dysfunctions exist without teleology?

answered Apr 21, 2022 at 9:22

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In what sense is atheism scientific?

answered Jun 30, 2014 at 17:32

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Are there any other things like 'Cogito ergo sum' that we can be certain of?

answered Jul 4, 2014 at 8:35

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Does an improbable outcome under a known hypothesis increase the probability of an alternative hypothesis?

answered Sep 1 at 17:18

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42 Answers

Is scientific method entirely based on statistics (statistical inference)?

Are there questions that science can't answer, but philosophy can?

Can a coincidence be evidence of a god?

Is an “immaterial being” any less nonsensical than a “smelly color”?

Is there a difference between believing something and behaving as if it were true?

Can Mathematics Fully Describe the Universe?

Am I not my body?

Are humans and other animals machines?

Does Bayesianism give an out for pseudoscience that it shouldn’t deserve?

Is naturalism the null hypothesis?

Logic of hypothesis testing

Is the existence of God a question within the purview of science?

Is assigning a probability to uncertainty a contradiction?

When choosing between two theories, should you believe in the more plausible one? Or have a degree of belief in both?

Is God even more improbable than the origin of life?

Uncertainty and evidence

Can randomness create patterns?

What are the philosophical solutions to "ship of Theseus" problem of identity?

Does Bayesianism give an out for pseudoscience that it shouldn’t deserve?

Does Omnipotence of God imply nonexistence of physical laws

Is there any way for me to know if I exist, as such, do I exist?

Is the Bayesian idea of a continuous degree of belief incorrect?

Why aren’t mundane events seen as evidence of a God?

Should the length of time of absence of evidence count as evidence of absence for god?

Does Bayesianism not discriminate against ad hoc hypotheses?

What do you think about this argument against classical theism?

Can functions and dysfunctions exist without teleology?

In what sense is atheism scientific?

Are there any other things like 'Cogito ergo sum' that we can be certain of?

Does an improbable outcome under a known hypothesis increase the probability of an alternative hypothesis?