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Originally Posted by TurtleWA
In the present we can always find limitations. But with enough time could anything be possibly? I think 3D printing advances with food is a stepping stone to actual food replicators. And I've seen news stories about Science working on transporters.
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Under current science, I am absolutely sure that not Everything will be possible like creating matter and minds etc.
The moment people can do that, science will have to adjust radically as it is not absolute truth by definition and always changing.
The one key thing to Remember is that no matter how accurate it is, science is always a model of a natural phenomena, not the phenomena itself.
So does the method, model and body of knowledge we collectively and currently know as "science" ever be able to do something that is outside of its realm? Absolutely not but we might call to choose a potential new method "science", if we find that it can do things that current science cannot.