Theory of Personal Sciences
The theory that everyone sees science, the scientific method, epistemology, and related matters through the lens of personal paradigms, personal opinions, political views, worldviews, and individual experience. There is no view-from-nowhere science; there is only science-as-seen-through-particular-eyes, shaped by particular experiences, serving particular interests. The Theory of Personal Sciences doesn't deny that science produces reliable knowledge; it insists that our access to that knowledge is always personal, always situated, always partial. Two scientists can look at the same data and see different things because they bring different personal frameworks to the viewing. Science is universal in aspiration; personal in practice.
Example: "They looked at the same study and drew opposite conclusions. The Theory of Personal Sciences explained why: each brought their own framework, their own assumptions, their own values to the reading. The science was the same; their personal sciences were different."
Theory of Personal Sciences by Dumu The Void March 10, 2026
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