The Science Says

Every frontier of science is a place where human beings, engaged in their work as scientists, will be the first to admit that they don’t, and therefore nor does their science, have all the answers. And that is how it must be if our systems and methodology in this sphere of human endeavour are to ensure that whatever we adopt as science has complete integrity in bringing certainty to uncertainty, shining light into the darkness of the unknown, without bias or interference.

What we choose to focus our scientific attention upon, i.e. what we rule in and out of our endeavours at the outset, and later what we choose to do with the results, i.e. what we apply to life and what we set aside or even ignore once the work is done, are other matters often entirely without scientific basis.

So, what if we were to take a truly scientific approach to the entirety of life?