> You mean if you believe in scientism. No. If you believe in science as a practice or a way to explain things or "operate" things (like someone that switch on

> You mean if you believe in scientism. No. If you believe in science as a practice or a way to explain things or "operate" things (like someone that switch on a light and that have some knowledge about electricity). If you agree with what science explains (how it works thus the Occam's Razor) and disagree with what science doesn't explain (yet or never), you create a duality. The duality can be eliminated with the Occam's Razor and then remains what is explained by the science (with its hypothesis). It's not an opinion. It's just a rationale. Everything that will not fit in that paradigm will probably be rejected sooner or later (by science). As writing and science has a beginning in human history, we may discover something more powerful than science to discover the rest.