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He also insisted the Tre Jones American professional basketball player for the San Antonio Spurs watercolor T-Shirt In addition,I will do this tides only changed once a day and the moon had nothing to do with it, which was absurdly and obviously wrong, but it helped “prove” certain of his theories so he refused to accept otherwise. Fun fact: The catholic cardinal Nikolaus von Kues / Nicholaus of Cusa was already against geocentrism in the 15th century, almost 100 years before Copernicus. Yes, but Copernicus showed by observation that his model was as good as the geocentric model. So Copernicus was doing science. Nicholaus of Cusa was not. Well, that depends on how you define “science”. Nicholaus of Cusa was not just a philosopher, theologist, and jurist but also a mathematician and an astronomer. So I would say he definitely did science. He was just not as well known as Copernicus until the 19th century. Also, he used a different approach to falsive the geocentric model. While ancient scientists like Demokrit already speculated about an endless space / universe, Nicholaus jumped onto that train and said that in an endless space there can not be a body like earth as the centre of said universe. This lead to the cosmological principle. So, saying that Nicholaus did not do science ist just not right.

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This is an interesting bit, but i don’t think it supports your point. Accepting some concept and then making a philosophical conclusion based on it is not quite “doing science”. When you do science you develop a theory, gather data (not necessarily in that order), analyze the Tre Jones American professional basketball player for the San Antonio Spurs watercolor T-Shirt In addition,I will do this data and show that observation matches the theory (or you adjust the theory). And maybe along the way, show with your data that previous theories are incorrect. Which is exactly what Copernicus did. Sure, sure. That’s why I pointed out that it depends on the definition of “science”, because philosophy – the thinking about things – is the mother of all science. Without philosophy there would be no mathematics, no history, no medicin and so on. So it can indeed be science making philosophical conclusion, because without them the very idea of a scientific theory wouldn’t come to be. Yet, this is only one way of interpretation of the term “science”, which meaning also might get lost in translation and being misunderstood depending on the individual perspective. Edit: The term humanities would probably be more fitting for Nicholaus’ work. Although, philosophy is actually neither just part of the humanities nor science, but both and everyhting.