I consider myself both scientific and skilled at math and engineering.
I also appreciate that science has turned into a essentially religion, which I term "scientism". You can see this every time someone says "Don't you believe in science?" Essentially, by definition, science is, in truth, an approach based on empiricism, not belief, and the question itself speaks of profound ignorance.
Recently, I have come to appreciate both philosophy and spirituality. I find virtually all mixing of spirituality and science to be distasteful mental masturbation. That being said, I do take a "scientific" approach to spirituality. I study spiritual hypotheses without clouding my mind with beliefs.
I consider myself both scientific and skilled at math and engineering.
I also appreciate that science has turned into a essentially religion, which I term "scientism". You can see this every time someone says "Don't you believe in science?" Essentially, by definition, science is, in truth, an approach based on
empiricism, not belief, and the question itself speaks of profound ignorance.
Recently, I have come to appreciate both philosophy and spirituality. I find virtually all mixing of spirituality and science to be distasteful mental masturbation. That being said, I do take a "scientific" approach to spirituality. I study spiritual hypotheses without clouding my mind with beliefs.
@Louise
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