Philosophy is greater then science!, agree or disagree?

My modern sig sais "what is the difforence between an evil genious and a good genious? This factos is greater then intelegence! Know it first!"

If i made the claim, that your soul's direction is based on...
your internal universe and reality,
that is relative to the universe and reality outside of your soul,
then your soul creates thought itself,
then you create technology and actions and all of that...
^What would you realy say to me about this claim!?

I am estimateing, that philosophy is the higharchy of your inner universe,
and if your capasity was an eco-system, philosophy would be how fast the animals could move, or how many parasites / natural resources were in that eco-system.

its almost like this:
spirituality,
philosophy,
science,
^thats my estimated order.
Its a huge claim, but remember...
and know... the philosophies of the people who invented weaponry...
vs the people who invented verious medical sciences...

...then turn back to your own mind, and your own philosophy...
and tell me which of theses two were greater?
philosophy or science?...

This post has been edited by Your fellow human (yfh) on Nov 8 2005, 11:50 PM

Well said! (Ignoring spelling errors, of course)

Science is and always has been a tool, although it is a very precise tool for discovering facts. How we use the knowledge we find using science is something else completely; What is truly evil?

Remember: Those who founded much of medicine did things that were considered highly unethical in their time, such as the excavation and dissection of human corpses. Also, those who were developing the atom bomb did so out of defense; it was believed that Hitler was close to developing his own bomb. Also, the death tolls projected during WWII if the Allies had entered Japan in a ground invasion were considerably greater for both sides than what a few atom bombs could do.

But now that we have these technologies, it is up to us to use them to do good things. If only everyone could agree on what is considered "good!

well...
id thought like there was some sort of physics that applied to good and evil.
http://forum.physorg.com/index.php?act=ST&...st=0#entry33914
^Did anyone reply to this yet?...
i want to hear what people think about it!