Can science explain everything?

**NotAllThere** · 2 September 2008, 13:35

I don't see why not. They are allowed to breed nowadays.

IGMC

**sasguru** · 2 September 2008, 13:37

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

For instance - will scientists be able to create life?

Scientists may be able to create life without understanding it fully, no.
Or do I mean yes.

**Spacecadet** · 2 September 2008, 13:38

surely TPD has a life force of its own now

**Bob Dalek** · 2 September 2008, 13:41

No. It can't explain why London Underground has to cancel trains when 4 rain drops land somewhere in the general vicinity of Greater London, and hence flooding the track. Especially as they've had about 100 years to get it right. Turds.

**ace00** · 2 September 2008, 14:56

No. Only faith offers that.

**Advocate** · 2 September 2008, 15:00

No,

it is unable to describe the momentum AND location of a particle at any given time.

**contractor79** · 2 September 2008, 15:00

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

For instance - will scientists be able to create life?

with who's material?

**ThomasSoerensen** · 2 September 2008, 15:03

Originally posted by contractor79 View Post

with who's material?

property rights are an issue?

**ThomasSoerensen** · 2 September 2008, 15:21

Originally posted by zeitghost

Grey Goo

I can make grey goo.

Yes of course it can	11.11%	1 vote
No - but andyw can	88.89%	8 votes

Can science explain everything?