Near · Between the Arguments GODISNOWHERE Philosophical infrastructures necessary to examine and to ground the arguments for which these positions claim and attempt to defend. The philosophy of science is as important a foundational for making and supporting truth claims. Begin with Physics & Logic
Eight Philosophical Essays & Lectures NEAR · I Why Does Physics Obey Logic? Mathematics is not physical. It has no mass, no location, no energy. Yet the universe obeys it with extraordinary precision. What does that mean, and why does either side in this debate rarely acknowledge it? Read the Essay →
NEAR · II Philosophy as Engine of Science Every experiment begins with a philosophical commitment about what counts as evidence. Which one are you making, and is it justified? NEAR · III What Is Evidence? Does the same data support both theism and atheism? What would falsify either position? Where is the honest line? NEAR · IV The Nature of Inference When does accumulated evidence become a conclusion? Where is the threshold, and who decides when it has been crossed? NEAR · V Frame of Reference Where you stand determines what you see. The universe looks different at 10²⁶ metres and at 10⁻¹⁵. Neither fact is random. Both demand explanation.

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