Dark matter, dark energy - not enough data for a true disagreement to exist.
Isn't the 'not enough data' argument exactly what's driving people to oppose science with religion and vise-versa?
More importantly, how much data do you need to have a true disagreement? And why would that data not automatically end the disagreement because the data could be assumed to be fact?
I guess since we do not have sufficient data any agnostic is simply wrong. Also, biology cannot be a science. Gregor Mendel is considered the founder of genetics as a 'science' and he was a friar. That must mean anything he contributed to the so called 'science' of biology must be wrong and this whole 'evolution' meme was just a plot by the catholic church to root out heretics.
I might just about agree on psychology not being a science, though. I mean, there's a whole religion devoted to that, right?
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