KK> Your science is awfully jumbled.  If you want to be current in your
 KK> time, you must at least know what science is learning and why it arrives
 KK> at its conclusions.  Science is replacing philosophy in many areas, for
 KK> example by studying what the brain actually does.  But science will
 KK> never explain what a man or woman should do in a certain situation, or
 KK> why civil rights are worth fighting for.
   I agree with you for the most part except that I learned early in life
NEVER to say NEVER!  But I know what you mean.  For the time being those
latter items are explainable only in the realm of myth (which is not
negligible once we realize that its the only guide we have and may not be a
false one in its approach to the ONE reality in which we live.
Sincerely, 
                                     Frank
                                                                              
                                                       
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