@Grouch,
Grouch;65843 wrote:You are arguing symatics here and doing it badly.
For the scope of the argument and post, senses != touch, taste, sound, sight, smell. But encludes things able to be determined through current science, such as the existance of an electron, and its postion or momentum.
What the hell is "symantics"?
Whether you are using a microscope or just your eyes are you still not using sight?
Current science does not exclude our senses, it extends it. The reason we do not know the position of any given electron is not because we cannot perceive it with our sense (with the aid of 'tools') but because of the techniques we use. The only reliable method of locating an electron also causes it to move at the same time, so by the time data gets back to us it is inaccurate.
I don't even know why we are arguing this. This is rudimentary knowledge, something you should have learned in high school.