Science has provided explanations for natural phenomena from "summary" of To Explain the World by Steven Weinberg
Throughout history, humans have sought to understand the world around them. They observed the natural phenomena occurring in their environment and tried to make sense of them. This led to the development of various explanations and beliefs, often rooted in myths and superstitions. However, as time progressed, a new approach emerged - one that relied on evidence, observation, and reason. This approach came to be known as science. Science revolutionized the way we understand the world by providing explanations for natural phenomena based on empirical evidence and logical reasoning. Instead of relying on supernatural or mystical explanations, scientists began to investigate natural phenomena through systematic observation and experimentation. This marked a significant shift in how we approach the unknown, moving away from superstition and towards a more rational and evidence-based understanding. One of the key features...
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