I don’t see how what you have said necessitates the “downfall” of science. It seems to me that it only suggests scientists should look at their theories as “the best possible explanation at the current time, which will likely be altered or proven incorrect in the future,” rather than the usual “this is right, everything else is wrong.” But we already know that this is an improvement everyone should be making to their thought-processes; here scientists are being singled out.
It would be appreciated if someone pointed out flaws in what I have said.
I don’t see how what you have said necessitates the “downfall” of science. It seems to me that it only suggests scientists should look at their theories as “the best possible explanation at the current time, which will likely be altered or proven incorrect in the future,” rather than the usual “this is right, everything else is wrong.” But we already know that this is an improvement everyone should be making to their thought-processes; here scientists are being singled out.
It would be appreciated if someone pointed out flaws in what I have said.