No but reality INCLUDES 'the measurement of the physical universe and how it works.
juxtapose
scientists have "a better understanding of reality"
What a mockery of logic! Here is why:
'Scientists have "a better understanding of reality' assumes the definition of what reality is because in order to state that reality is better understood vs less understood involves knowing what reality is -or how could one understands more about reality than someone else if one did not know the definition of reality, or what reality is all about.
scientists have "a better understanding of reality"
statement assumes reality = Physical universe only Here is WHY:
Y= other factors that make up reality
X= Physical Universe
u=Understanding
uX = Understanding Physical Universe
uY = Understanding other factors that make up reality
R= Reality
Understanding Physical Universe + Understanding other factors that make up reality = Understanding Reality
or uY+uX= uR or Y+X=R
BUT the statement that I responded to said' Scientists have "a better understanding of reality' OR
Y<X
And that means that Y can never be more than (or better) or equal to X THAT IS A LIMIT.
OR The Physical Universe is more than the other factors that make up reality. (And how would you know that unless you knew what reality is all about) BECAUSE IT DOES NOT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE WHAT OTHERS KNOW AND HOW MUCH THEY KNOW ABOUT REALITY, that is inconsequential BECAUSE SCIENTIST would ALWAYS KNOW MORE( THE STATEMENT ASSUMES THAT NO MATTER HOW MUCH ANYONE KNOWS AT PRESENT ABOUT REALITY, SCIENTIST KNOW MORE OR Y=0
And then you say : "No but reality INCLUDES 'the measurement of the physical universe and how it works." as if now all of a sudden uX+uY=uR without even knowing y and nobody knows what reality is all about NOW which contradicts the statement that I was responding to when I posted: "The statement assumes that reality is limited to mean 'the measurement of the physical universe and how it works'.
Scientists
have all of the same emotions and feelings and experiences as the rest
of us. However they also have knowledge about the way the world works in
a way that most non-scientists do not. There is a correlation between a
scientist's knowledge about reality and the likelihood that they reject
belief in a god.
Only 7% of the members of the American Academy of Science believe in god.
Why do you think that is?
Although emotions are real in a sense and so are thoughts, they are only human reaction and interaction with reality. I know the difference between a fallacy and a rock and feeling don't change them. I am convinced that the physical universe is only part of reality. True, scientist do know more about the physical universe than most people but they do not know more about reality as I have shown you why.