Title: "I Believe in Science!" - Something No One Should Say
Headings: “I Believe in Science!” – Something No One Should Say
Science
“I Believe in Science!” – Something No One Should Say
What is Science?
Should We Believe in Science? Is Science the Only Form of Knowledge?
The Philosophical Presuppositions of Science
Should We Believe In Science
Arthur Khachatryan

Content: Is Science the Only Form of Knowledge? It’s unfortunate that the modern understanding of science, in general, has been commonly limited to merely the sphere of the physical sciences. The physical sciences are not, cannot possibly be the only means of gaining knowledge. The view that science (physical sciences) is the only means of gaining knowledge about reality is called scientism – a patently false proposition. There are truths about reality that not only can science not have access to but on which science actually depends. In fact, the proposition that science is the only way to gain truths about reality cannot itself be scientifically justifiable, and therefore, is self-refuting. The Philosophical Presuppositions of Science
For far too long, the white lab coats worn in labs across the world have been believed to be the garments of the epistemic royal priesthood. It’s high time we cut this zealous cult down to size, thrust its ego with a little dose of reality. Science is not the end all be all. In fact, there are numerous unprovable presuppositions that must first be accepted before one can even do science.