The point is that our agreement is merely the result of there being no other conclusion as far as we are aware, and to expand our awareness we must be skeptical of our conclusions in perpetuity.
This is why trusting science is insane, because if you trust something you stop questioning it and if you stop questioning then you never know if it's true or false.
>Science, by Popper's definition, is something that can be falsified but has not yet been so. If no evidence could contradict our current findings then, by definition, our current findings are not falsifiable.
I'm going to ignore that you just defined "current findings" as not science, since I presume that wasn't what you intended.
The point is that our agreement is merely the result of there being no other conclusion as far as we are aware, and to expand our awareness we must be skeptical of our conclusions in perpetuity.
This is why trusting science is insane, because if you trust something you stop questioning it and if you stop questioning then you never know if it's true or false.
>Science, by Popper's definition, is something that can be falsified but has not yet been so. If no evidence could contradict our current findings then, by definition, our current findings are not falsifiable.
I'm going to ignore that you just defined "current findings" as not science, since I presume that wasn't what you intended.