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> “Why do science and philosophy matter?” has only religious/ideological answers The question needs not be asked. But most people are not areligious, they have
by didibus 5y ago
> “Why do science and philosophy matter?” has only religious/ideological answers
The question needs not be asked. But most people are not areligious, they have been raised within a context of religion where the question was asked to them. Religion begets religion because it teaches people that there are higher meanings and pushes people to seek their answers.
A true areligious person does not ponder about the meaning of life, why we are here, and what it is we need to do with ourselves. An areligious person can simply exist in peace, guided simply by ones natural desires for fun, pleasure, comfort, safety, growth and love.
- ukj 5y ago> The question needs not be asked. That is a religious belief in denial of my factual needs. > A true areligious person does not ponder about the meaning of life, why we are here Great! So why does science matter to a true areligious person?