I have a theory.

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<p>Most scientists admit that science is flawed, with the possibility of drastic flaws that might not be seen for generations.</p>

<p>So, if science is “better than anything else we can do”, and it is shaky, uncertain, and possibly flawed, shouldn’t we just stop trying?</p>

<p>Ultimately, do we NEED to know the things that we use science to try and discover? For the most part, no.</p>