Do Philosophy Need Science?

Do Philosophy Need Science?

Philosophy is based on logic of our truth, and logic is the basic method of science, (because start from us, our brain). ... science and philosophy should grow together. Every scientist should be also a philosopher, because philosophers raise questions and great scientists are those who raise Really Big Questions.

Is philosophy necessary for science?

Science cannot do without philosophy because there are philosophical stances implicit in the presuppositions and goals of any scientific paradigm and in how theories are connected to reality: and it is the task of philosophy of science to critically engage with those presuppositions.

Does philosophy come under science?

In sum, philosophy is not science. For it employs the rational tools of logical analysis and conceptual clarification in lieu of empirical measurement. And this approach, when carefully carried out, can yield knowledge at times more reliable and enduring than science, strictly speaking.

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