That's a rather unfair and naive assessment. Scientific disciplines exist within certain paradigmatic borders. What seems right for quantum physics might be imp

That's a rather unfair and naive assessment. Scientific disciplines exist within certain paradigmatic borders. What seems right for quantum physics might be implausible in the context of, e.g., cultural studies. What seems right in the context of sociology, e.g., interviewing people, is simply impossible in the context of astrophysics. Ever tried to interview a black hole? As long as people honestly try to do the right thing and not just to gamble the science system, we are on the right way. This doesn't preclude that the contemporary consensual understanding of a problem under study turns out being little more than bullshit some day.