A scientific approach must be historical, as you say . That’s dialectical because it studies the changes the phenomenon studied goes through. It looks for necessary connections in the changes a phenomenon goes through .<


In the case of healing thyself \ ourselves , the “phenomenon “ is ourselves (smiles); the changes we go through , our biography, ontogeny, diary , Life ( my life , my life , my life in the sunshine music)<


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Anyway, your word “historical “ in the title makes your statement substantially scientific. <


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Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote "We know only a single science, the science of history" in their 1845-1846 work, The German Ideology. They argued that history can be divided into the history of nature and the history of men, but that these two sides are inseparable, as the development of human society is intrinsically linked to the natural world. &<


Charles Brown , natural intelligence : There is but one science : NATURAL HISTORY


There is no ahistorical science because history is recording changes , and everything changes. Everything changes that is studiable scientifically . <


In a scientific viewpoint Everything, including the Solar System and atoms have a history. The science of nature is Natural History.


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In Dialectics of Nature, Engels praises Kant's nebular hypothesis as a revolutionary, dialectical breakthrough that shattered the metaphysical view of an eternal, unchanging solar system. He highlights that Kant introduced historical development-birth and death-to cosmology, proving nature works in a constant state of evolution rather than repeating cycles. o<



Key points regarding Engels on Kant's solar system theory: • A Scientific Revolution: Engels credits Kant with finding the starting point for modern, dialectical science, which moved beyond the "eternal oneness" of a static universe. • A Scientific Revolution: Engels credits Kant with finding the starting point for modern, dialectical science, which moved beyond the "eternal oneness" of a static universe. • Historical Development: Kant's theory established that the solar system, including the earth and its inhabitants, had a beginning and will have an end. • Foundation for Future Study: Although it took time for Laplace and Herschel to solidify the theory, Engels viewed Kant's work as the essential first step that made subsequent progress possible. • Limitations: While celebrating the insight, Engels notes that Kant "didn't see clearly into the matter" regarding the absolute/relative nature of space. ® In essence, Engels viewed Kant's hypothesis as a crucial materialistic and dialectical insight that, despite being ignored for decades, laid the foundation for understanding the universe as a dynamic, evolving process. ® Ask anything Q what did engels say in dialectics of nature about