Agree. Although, maybe there is a clear widespread meaning of science (as Yudkowsky defines it) in English… But if not, then it turns out to be a dispute about the sound of a tree falling in the forest, it is worth using unambiguous phrases like “experimentally proven” knowledge instead of “scientific”, but then this becomes an obvious tautology. And just like here, an alarm sounds in my head when I read a post about “scientific, legal and rational evidence.”
Agree. Although, maybe there is a clear widespread meaning of science (as Yudkowsky defines it) in English… But if not, then it turns out to be a dispute about the sound of a tree falling in the forest, it is worth using unambiguous phrases like “experimentally proven” knowledge instead of “scientific”, but then this becomes an obvious tautology. And just like here, an alarm sounds in my head when I read a post about “scientific, legal and rational evidence.”