When the flood completely receded, Lin Feng and the three of them prepared to leave this place. The purpose of coming here was to find things related to the Outer Gods, and now they knew that Kunajie was still like this and would not do anything big. , at this point, the world of death has no meaning to them, and there are still many things to deal with when they return to the mainland world.
But Lin Feng always felt that there was something in his heart that he had not let go of, as if he had forgotten something. Although it was not very important, it was always like a stone weighing on his heart.
"Xiaobao, have we forgotten something? I really want to think that we have forgotten something?"
Lin Feng asked Lin Xiaobao uncertainly, if he forgot something, would they remember it
"I don't remember what we forgot, and you didn't remind us of anything. If there is something really important, why don't you write it down with the Doomsday Table? This kind of scientific product is still very useful."
Lin Xiaobao's words awakened Lin Feng. Yes, science is a scientist. He killed two so-called scientists before coming here.
Before they died, they said that they were scientists of the death world, and they could not be offended. From their words, we could know that in the death world, scientists should have the same status as practitioners, and they were experimenting with old laser cannons at the time. , it seems that they should have come from other bases, so why didn't they see them taking refuge here when the flood occurred
Science means learning by subject, and later refers to the study of various knowledge through detailed classification (such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc.) to form a gradually complete knowledge system. It is the knowledge about the practice of discovery, invention and creation. It is the general name of the knowledge system for human exploration, research and understanding of the laws of change of all things in the universe.
Science is a system of ordered knowledge based on testable explanations and predictions about the form, organization, etc. of objective things. In an older, closely related meaning, "science" also refers to the body of knowledge itself that can be rationally explained and reliably applied. Professional practitioners of science are customarily called scientists.
Since classical times, science as a form of knowledge has been closely associated with the idea. The scientific method lays the foundation, emphasizing the reproducibility of experimental data and their results. In the parlance of the Western world in the early modern period: "science" and "natural philosophy" were sometimes used interchangeably. In the Western world until the 17th century, natural philosophy (natural science) was considered an independent scientific branch of philosophy, cognate with materialism.
In modern usage, "science" often refers to the pursuit of knowledge, not only as a form of knowledge itself; it is also often limited to branches of study that seek to explain phenomena in the physical world. Scientists in the 17th and 18th centuries increasingly sought to formulate knowledge in terms of natural laws, such as Newton's laws of motion. Over the course of the 19th century, the word "science" became increasingly associated with the scientific method itself, the disciplined approach to studying the natural world, including physics, chemistry, geology, and biology. It was in the 19th century that the term scientist was coined by naturalists to distinguish between knowledge of nature and knowledge of creation.
Science, which refers to the discovery, accumulation and application of universal truths or universal theorems, has been systematized and formulated. Science is a summary, induction and certification of the known world through data calculations, text explanations, language descriptions and image displays that are understandable by the public; science is not the only channel to understand the world, but it is fair and consistent, and it is Explore the most reliable practical methods of the objective world.
In layman's terms, science is not about belief, but about relying on evidence. It is an attitude, perspective, and method! At the same time, scientific things themselves have paradoxes! In other words, things from different professional disciplines can easily be confused and considered to be contradictory! In fact, it reflects the different and complex aspects of scientific understanding of things! Science is a practical activity that achieves a concrete unity between subjective understanding and objective reality. It is a bridge to the desired goal and a link between reality and ideals. It can also be said that science is a practical activity that makes subjective knowledge conform to objective reality (the original appearance of objective things, including real connections and laws of change.) and creates objective reality (things, conditions, environments) that conforms to subjective knowledge. Scientificity is a true attribute that conforms to objective reality. It is an attribute that allows subjective understanding and objective reality to achieve specific unity (whether it is scientific or not, scientific refers to scientificity.). It makes subjective understanding conform to objective reality and exploration and creation conform to subjective understanding. The process of practical activities that is objective and realistic is scientific research; the methods, measures, and means to create objective reality that is consistent with subjective understanding (to achieve the expected goals) are science and technology; the practical activity that is consistent with subjective understanding is the application of science; the practice that is consistent with objective reality is the application of science. Subjective knowledge is scientific knowledge; universal laws that conform to objective reality are scientific theories.
Scientific knowledge refers to knowledge or knowledge systems covering the operation of general truths or universal laws, especially those obtained or verified through scientific methods. Scientific knowledge relies heavily on logical reasoning.
The term science refers to the natural sciences in the sense that they are accurate, verifiable and generally accepted. Science in a broad sense includes technology and sociology.
Philosophers and scientists often try, without success, to provide an adequate essentialist definition of what science and scientific method are. Nietzsche believes that people tend to forget that science is actually a social, historical and cultural human activity. It is inventing rather than discovering immutable natural laws. Some postmodern philosophers, like Feyerabend and Rorty, might agree with him. He also believes that it would be foolish to fall into the trap of scientism—the belief that science can ultimately solve all human problems or discover some hidden truth about the real world that lies behind the everyday world we experience with our senses. It fully supports the view of science as a phenomenological, pragmatic—and therefore less ambitious—activity. Of course, postmodernism's definition of science remains highly controversial, and casual citations can lead to errors.
Modern science aims to completely prove the truth using knowledge (theory) and experiments under the premise of rationality and objectivity. It refers to research based on the positivism advocated by Bacon and the experimental method of Galileo as the pioneer of practice to obtain systematic knowledge about the world. It is divided into natural science, which takes natural phenomena as its object, and social science, which takes social phenomena as its object. It is distinguished from art, philosophy, religion, literature, etc. Modern science also includes the science of thinking that takes the existence of human thinking as its object.
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