Bill Seaman wrote:
>
> In art it may be more interesting to explore systems that do not try to
> have a single interpretation.
As this occurs naturally in a work of art, here's another example of where
art and science have different aims; also where science can benefit from
art, can be made more humanae by art.
Science is rigorously reductive. Its aim is for everyone agreeing on a
single hypothesis. Does this stem from when there was an agreed upon God?
Science and Religion still embrace eachother, more than it is comfortable
for us to believe.
-Joel
Joel Weishaus
Center for Excellence in Writing
Portland State University
Portland, Oregon.
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