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By Ginger Campbell | March 5th 2007 04:24 PM | 1 comment | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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About Ginger Campbell

I am an emergency physician with a long-standing interest in neuroscience. I also enjoy reading about other scientific disciplines.

In addition to writing here, I do two podcasts, ... Full Bio

Ever since the logical positivists in the early 20th century, there has been a debate over whether science has made metaphysics obsolete. Is science all we need to describe and understand the ultimate meaning of reality? Even those who consider themselves philosophers of science can't agree on the answer to this question.

Metaphysics and its relation to science is the starting point for the discussion on this week's Philosopher's Zone Podcast. This is an excellent podcast that is enjoyable no matter what your level of knowledge is of philosophy. It is put out by the Australian version of public radio and the website includes full transcripts of each episode.


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personally i think that metaphysics and science both r important for human advancement.since both r searching for the truths and revealing the secrets therefore it is necessery that both of them meets at point from where a newer journey in the quest of further knowl;edge can be initiated with tthe available inputs from from the abstract and teh objective branch of knowledge.

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