Were you born dumb, or did you acquire this trait along the way somewhere? Liberal Arts and Humanities: philosophy, the arts, the fine arts, languages, history, literature, abstract science, religuous studies As opposed to natural process studies (the sciences): physics, chemistry, biology, geology, mathematics, astronomy, astrophysics, nuclear physics, biochemistry Go to the nearest school to where you are at right now - an elementary school, junior high school, high school, preparatory school, college, or university - and ask them the same question, i.e., "Is philosophy a science?" Logic is taught by rote memory and practice - no scientific methodology involved. In aesthetics one learns how to best appreciate beauty and works of art - expanding the perceptions and horizons of the mind. In ethics one learns about the various moral belief systems - similar to learning history. Metaphysics is concerned with the perception of what constitutes reality, ontology, teleogoly, cosmology, and epistemology. Da! Since when did Wal-Mart start handing out PhDs?
You are merely making a fool out of yourself now. No, you are being a sad clown. A marionet. Pull a string and his mouth opens in a predictable manner. Obviously you are wrong once again. But seek shelter in the safety of denial. I made a thread about the topic of 'is philosophy science' here: http://sciforums.com/showthread.php?t=49459