Science vs Philosophy? Which way is better to find the truth?

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

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Originally Posted by Shana

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

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For some problems, the scientific method is enough to find a solution, Some need philosophy and some need both science and philosophy so I would say it all depends on the problem we are dealing with.

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Originally Posted by Shana

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

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Philosophy finds the answer by logical argumentation, but science does it with empirical data. Some philosophies are proved scientifically, but most remain clueless. So I will go with science.

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Originally Posted by Shana

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

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Not both. Common sense is the third option in your question which will take both science and philosophy in it whenever needed. Like centralism of Kamalhassan 😂😂

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Originally Posted by Karikaalan

Not both. Common sense is the third option in your question which will take both science and philosophy in it whenever needed. Like centralism of Kamalhassan 

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Touche! Common sense is alright. But which one would you side with? Science or Philosophy?

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Originally Posted by Shana

Touche! Common sense is alright. But which one would you side with? Science or Philosophy?

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in a way philophy comes under human science. so how can i be on one side?

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Originally Posted by Karikaalan

in a way philophy comes under human science. so how can i be on one side?

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In a nut shell, would you accept everything has an answer or would you say some things can't be explained at all?

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Originally Posted by Shana

In a nut shell, would you accept everything has an answer or would you say some things can't be explained at all?

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Hypothetical question. 😂😂😂 But there will be answer for everything than what is the beginning of the universe

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Originally Posted by Karikaalan

Hypothetical question.  But there will be answer for everything than what is the beginning of the universe

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You are good in diplomatic answers. What I'm looking for is a cutting-edge one. Not only the beginning of the universe, but there're also a whole lot of things yet to be arrived at a conclusion by science. Still looking for an answer.

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Originally Posted by Shana

Philosophy makes us think with our brain. Makes us think out of the box. But science gives us a limit. A tangible barrier. A tangible result for almost everything.
But does everything have an answer? Does everything has a scientific explanation? Can everything be included inside a test tube?
Or is Philosophy the right way to analyze things?
Which one is your choice?

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Both should be in a balance, not all the time Sciences proves right, neither Philosophy does. I go with my instincts all the time, it's a mixture of Philosophy, Science and specially an Assassin content. ;)

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Originally Posted by Assassin

Both should be in a balance, not all the time Sciences proves right, neither Philosophy does. I go with my instincts all the time, it's a mixture of Philosophy, Science and specially an Assassin content.;)

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I agree with you Assassin, Going with our instincts is the best choice, It never fails us. As you said it's a blend of Philosophy, Science and our very content.;)