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%SCIENTISTS DIALOGUE HUMANISTS 841115
Scientists value objective discoveries and have as
their goal the confirmation of their objective discoveries
by the unanimous agreement of other competent scientists.
The focus of scientists' concern is, in one way, outside
of the scientists and of the relationships among
scientists. The scientists believe that the realities
which are the object of their discovery have to do with
objects which are real apart from the objective
discovery of them by objectively oriented scientists.
Scientists object to people who believe that their
realization of their goals does not correspond to pre-
existing realities, but rather entails their making real
of that which did not previously exist.
Humanists value subjective discoveries and have as
their goal the confirmation of their subjective
discoveries by the meaningful acceptance of them by others
who are near and dear to them. The focus of humanists'
interest is in a meaningful way within the humanists and
within the intimate personal relationships among them.
The humanists know the realities which are the subject
of their interest have to do with making real
relationships---which are first known through visions
and fantasies which conjure up desires of realization,
and social confirmations through mutual acceptance and
affirmation. Humanists find it difficult to experience
as meaningful, relationships with objects which can not
enter into meaningful personal relationships
characterized by mutual interest and desire for reflexive
communication.
Scientists are blocked from entering into humanists'
kinds of relationships because of their dedication
to the objectification of reality. Scientists object to
the kind of subjective relationships which are the primary
interest of humanists---because such reflexive
relationships entail emotions which are perceived to lead
to biased judgment.
Humanists are turned off by the objective bias of
scientists who value the unanimous agreement of others
regarding the reality of the impersonal realities---
which they realize in their fantastically sophisticated
visions of complex mathematical relationships---among the
undulating particles in their drama of curved space-time.
In the absence of commonly agreed upon
values---humanists and scientists find it difficult
to be in dialogue characterized by mutual respect and
education.
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