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ETC.: A Review of General Semantics, June 22nd, 2003

A true scientist doesn't believe anything. He is the ultimate agnostic. He is all question and no answer.

UNFORTUNATELY, a lot of people seem to think science is just another kind of magic. Or worse, they think that science is a kind of religion, and that it's just a different kind of faith. Or that science is mutable, and that reality can be voted on. Some people even think that science is the enemy of religion. No, it is not any of those things.

Science is an access to knowledge. It is a rigorous and unforgiving discipline. It is unsentimental--it discards old ideas on the trash heap of ...

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