Criminalizing scientism

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This isn't the same as criminalizing science, but I can see some benefits to criminalizing "scientism".

Basically, saying that something is true simply because "science says so", or saying that something isn't true simply because "science doesn't say so" should be criminalized. It is, epistemologically speaking, pure misinformation and regressive nonsense which inhibits freedom of thought.
 
This isn't the same as criminalizing science, but I can see some benefits to criminalizing "scientism".

Basically, saying that something is true simply because "science says so", or saying that something isn't true simply because "science doesn't say so" should be criminalized. It is, epistemologically speaking, pure misinformation and regressive nonsense which inhibits freedom of thought.

You're still free to think anything you want to, even if I say "Science says men can't give birth."
 
We let people say a virgin can give birth, and you guys don’t have a problem with that.

Your brand of "science" killed millions of people.

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This isn't the same as criminalizing science, but I can see some benefits to criminalizing "scientism".

Basically, saying that something is true simply because "science says so", or saying that something isn't true simply because "science doesn't say so" should be criminalized. It is, epistemologically speaking, pure misinformation and regressive nonsense which inhibits freedom of thought.
Thought police?
 
We let people say a virgin can give birth, and you guys don’t have a problem with that.
If you are referring to the reported mother of Jesus Christ;
1) Who said, with proof, that she was a "virgin" ?
2) Use of the term "virgin" in the above context could mean no sexual relations with human males. But doesn't rule out sexual relations with non-human males (other humanoids ;) )
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This isn't the same as criminalizing science, but I can see some benefits to criminalizing "scientism".

Basically, saying that something is true simply because "science says so", or saying that something isn't true simply because "science doesn't say so" should be criminalized. It is, epistemologically speaking, pure misinformation and regressive nonsense which inhibits freedom of thought.
Your fascist inclinations aside for the moment, there is an irony and illogical to this post.

You want to encourage "freedom of thought" by restricting what can be thought about.

:rolleyes:
 
This isn't the same as criminalizing science, but I can see some benefits to criminalizing "scientism".

Basically, saying that something is true simply because "science says so", or saying that something isn't true simply because "science doesn't say so" should be criminalized. It is, epistemologically speaking, pure misinformation and regressive nonsense which inhibits freedom of thought.
I've detected a pattern here: you want to criminalize/outlaw a lot of shit.

Maybe China or North Korea would be a better fit for you.
 
This isn't the same as criminalizing science, but I can see some benefits to criminalizing "scientism".

Basically, saying that something is true simply because "science says so", or saying that something isn't true simply because "science doesn't say so" should be criminalized. It is, epistemologically speaking, pure misinformation and regressive nonsense which inhibits freedom of thought.
You have a first amendment problem
 

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