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Science/Culture/Empirical thinking

Submitted by cdivo39 on Tue, 07/13/2010 - 12:14pm.

It's interesting to note that we have discovered that Science cannot establish truth only observations and summarys of things to date.  Can we also say that of culture?  Can we argue that we cannot establish any truth in culture, only observations? Are there any truths in empirical thinking at all?

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