appolose said:
It is breaking logic; the basic tenant of science is :"If it is observed enough, it is assumed true". Thus, in the event of two contradictory well-established observations, you would have a contradiction (they're both assumed to be true, as they've both been observed enough). You can't leave it unexplained. So, you are left with two choices; either forsake the basic tenant, or impose the only logical answer (supernatural). |
Uh, this kind of already happened with classical physics, quantum physics, and relativity. The thingi s that none o them contradict the other except on certain scales and from certain frames of reference.
What you don't undnerstand, here, is that things that are assumed to be true are cast aside if they are found to be false. That's the most basic tenet of the scientific community's skepticism: there is no such thing as absolute adherence to "truth" because anything we "know" may be wrong. If evidence is found that can't be correlated, then we have to scrap a lot of field theories, but after that we're on our way just as before.
"Supernatural" is never a logical answer.
