Atla wrote: ↑Sat Jan 25, 2025 9:54 am
Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Jan 25, 2025 9:08 am
Atla wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 4:22 pm
Well there is a group that might take interest in the FSK thing: religious fundamentalists. For example one could use two FSKs: the Quran-FSK and an FSK-rating-FSK that rates the Quran-FSK at 100% and other stuff below 30%. So this way the Quran-FSK produces absolutely true facts. Works for any religion.
As I had worked out,
if the scientific FS is taken as the gold standard and indexed at 100/100 objectivity, then any theistic FS which is not grounded on the empirical [high weightage] would be rated at say, 0.01/100 because it is not grounded on the empirical like the empirical-based science FS.
If based on FS-truth, then the theistic FS, i.e. Quran-FS would be rated as 0.01/100 true, i.e. highly false on the true/false continuum.
And if we take the Quran-FSK as the gold standard and indexed at 100% objectivity, the Science-FSK will maybe get 30%. The only real use of your FSK philosophy will be to empower the religious nutjobs.
That is being going on implicitly since religions emerged.
Every religion will claim their truths from God are the greatest and absolute; every other claim of knowledge [comparative reality] are inferior and false.
The ultimate bastion of the FSK approach is based on intellectual capacity, rationality and critical thinking and the related criteria therefrom.
The critical criteria that the scientific FS is the most credible and objective is its reliance on empirical evidence, testability, results repeatable while religions do not meet any of these critical requirements.
As such those who insist irrational faith based claims of reality are absolute true and superior over scientific based knowledge are delusional. If you think Islam-FSK should be rated 100% and science-FSK 30%, you are more delusional.
Note the reality where religion, e.g. Vatican had conceded certain very contentious scientific truths are valid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_a ... lic_Church#:
According to the Dalai Lama, if science proves a Buddhist belief to be wrong, then Buddhism should accept the findings of science and change its view; essentially stating that science should be considered the ultimate authority when it comes to verifiable truths about reality, and that religion should adapt accordingly. Google-Search AI