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What does this science quote mean? "Science is not belief, but the will to find out"

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Please explain in a scientific way, but simpler. This quote is by Anon "Science is not belief, but the will to find out"

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  1. it means that you dont believe IN science you USE it to discover.believing in it wont make it happen but the effort put in it will open new doors and such in the world of technology


  2. Science is based on empirical evidence. You are expected to test the parameters of the agrument, thus proving it to be either right or wrong. If you cannot prove it, then the argument remains an hypotheses until such times as it is proven either tue or false. This will to find out is pre-eminenttly the job of scientist.

  3. This means that Science is the not a Subject/Topic/Colletion of some topics where you just blindly accept something.

    You go ahead and pracically prove to be satisfied yourself.

  4. Science...

    "Is not belief" - a belief is your faith that something is true, without actual facts to support it. just like the existence of god is a belief of man. you can't see god, you can only have faith that he exists.

    "But the will to find out" - because science is about discovering new things... to know how and why things work the way they do.  

  5. It means that that the point of science is not to simply believe something is true, such as religious people who beleive god is real, but to have the ill (the effort) to go out there and proove what's real or not and how things work by testing things and measuring things.

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