This is Mur @mur2501@social.cleverlibre.org

@brother
When was I contradicting you?

@brother
Actually one of the problems is in the way we are teaching science in school. We teach science with theories and las rather then obsrrvation, inference and debate. That gives the impression of impossibility or something when talking about things which don't match the laws.

@gummibunny @calculsoberic@mstdn.social
Dunkin Donuts started in India and they hoped they would run it like they did in America with the same conceots and stuff but it didn't went that way so they blamed the failure on donuts and replaced the donuts with burgers but ofcourse when McDonald's, KFC, and Dominos are already available for burgers then why would you go for Dunkin Donuts.
Dunkin Donuts closed all it's shops in India

@thor
There are many villages here where man marry a cow so there 'Animal husbandry' is totally logically

@brother
Science is somewhat like this:
Observation
Inference
Conclusion
Then observation again
And the cycle continues

So no laws will be perfect unless you have done an eternity of observation, collected a infinity of data and have seen everything till the end of time.
Science is not about rules, science is about observation.

@westofer@mstdn.social
Then start to know about your immediate surroundings more
You live in city?

@westofer@mstdn.social
Why don't you do that job instead of the government
@JonathanMBR

@calculsoberic@mstdn.social @gummibunny
I never eaten donut

@guresuke
Sumi

@JonathanMBR
I don't know what to say, climate has became just too much unpredictable and extreme.
@trinsec

@Defectivetrxgedy

@stux
Ohh fuck I read the question the opposite way and marked no