> You forgot to mention quantum mechanics, which certainly is wreaking havoc
> on all approximations of truth, and I would say it has convincingly affected
> western views of objectivity. In all cases, Newtonian, Einsteinian, and
> Heisenbergian there certainly existed/exists the belief that a closer
> approximatation of objective reality/truth was being reached, that's the
> nature of the game. However to recognize the nature of knowledge is another
> thing.
How is quantum mechanics wreaking havoc on all approximations of truth?
With my admittedly limited knowledge of the field the only implications
that I see are that at the level of particles there is a limit beyond
which information can be gained. The only implication from this that I
infer is that there is a limit to how good an approximation we can get of
certain phenomena. How does this lead to a confirmation of a subjective
universe like some claim?
Duane Hewitt