06 Oct '05 00:23>1 edit
Originally posted by yousersThis is probably what you meant to say:
Wow, great insight. Since you have already put a dent in the truth-producing ability of the scientific method, I might also add a few stipulations to your comment about "arguments...whose conclusion must follow from the premises, also known as deductions." Deduction carries with it the assumption that the premises are true. This must be the case in orde ...[text shortened]... l point is that truth cannot be the product of induction, deduction, or any combination of both.
"You can only find truth with logic if you have already found truth without it."
- G.K. Chesterton
To the extent that the method has a "truth-producing ability", I didn't put a dent in it. I described it and left it as I found it.