Aurino,
***Do you agree that "whatevergetsthingsdone" exist?***
I agree it exists.
***Do you also agree that it's perfectly possible, totally within our means, to discover a lot of "whatevergetsthingsdone"?***
The "whatevergetsthingsdone" is a process used to invent/discover "somethingthatisdone".
***Do you also agree that any attempt to discover that which is not "whatevergetsthingsdone" will not result in getting things done, which means it's probably a waste of time?***
No. The reason is that "whatevergetsthingsdone" is dependent on other philosophical issues. The "whatevergetsthingsdone" is not successful in a vacuum. We cannot just approach a phenomena, apply a little "whatevergetsthingsdone" and whoa-la... we have "somethingthatisdone". That is, the "whatevergetsthingsdone" needs to occur in a background of "thingsthatImustassumetobevalid" in order to arrive at "somethingthatisdone". Experiments ("whatevergetsthingsdone") are theory-laden ("thingsthatImustassumetobevalid") in order to arrive at sound scientific results ("somethingthatisdone").
***What I'm trying to understand here is, why do people spend time with things that are not "whatevergetsthingsdone"? What's the point? If they do it for fun, I can understand it, but that is not what it seems. It does seem that they believe that things which are not "whatevergetsthingsdone" matter, and with that I can't possibly agree.***
If they just do "whatevergetsthingsdone" without "thingsthatImustassumetobevalid", then "nothinggetsdone" is what happens. The problem with "nothinggetsdone" is that people are not satisfied with this state.
Warm regards, Harv
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