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Premodern science aimed to harmonize the visible world with the spiritual world, while modern science abandons the spiritual world to manipulate the material world for technological progress.
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"So basically, it turned lead into gold. And again, this was an extremely popular practice in the primitive societies, okay? So these are three..."
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"Today, we are only focused on the material world, the world that we can see and know, in order to create progress, okay? We've..."
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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