Sciecism

Arogance in a lab coat. The idea that natural science is the most authoritative worldview or aspect of human education, and that it is superior to all other interpretations of life. The term is used by social scientists such as Friedrich Hayek, or philosophers of science such as Karl Popper, to describe (and criticize) what they see as the underlying attitudes and beliefs common to many scientists, whereby the study and methods of natural science have risen to the level of ideology.

Basicily turning Science into a dogmatic religon

Stuck up douche: sciecism is the answer to everything, social studies, art, humanities, sport , philoisophy and language mean nothing.

Oridenary person: Can science tell you how to deal with inflation in the economy, promate meaning or create artwork?

Sciecism by Femhypocrite April 7, 2011

sciencism

The world view that accepts conventional science as dogma.

When Ignatz said that the Big Bang Theory countered any notion of intelligent design, I replied that this was sciencism.

sciencism by MaskedAvatar May 27, 2018

sciencism

The inexpert, flawed and sometimes intentional misuse of scientific method to explain anecdotal evidence in order to foment fear of actual scientific discovery or progress and to promote confirmation bias contrary to fact.

Janet placed the key on her neck and said to inquiry panel members: "If the vaccine doesn't fill your body with magnetic crystals, then explain why this key sticks to my neck. Huh?" The key promptly falls off her neck. Janet does not realize that keys are generally brass and won't actually stick to a magnet because -- wait for it -- brass is not magnetic. The key sticks to Janet's neck at certain angles because of perspiration, similar to the spoon-on-the-nose trick kids do at Thanksgiving gatherings. Janet has resorted to sciencism to justify her reasoning for not trusting vaccination against the pandemic.

sciencism by Laughter On Water June 10, 2021