Mainstream modern science is biased…
- toward what it calls “primary qualities” (and against other qualities)
- toward greater and greater extension (and less intension or meaning)
- toward efficient and material causal factors (and against formal and final ones)
- toward repeatability (and against the unique)
- toward positive results (and against negative results)
- toward the current paradigm (and against alternate paradigms)
- toward greater abstraction (and away from concrete experience)
- toward greater specialization (and against general observations)
- toward naturalism (and against the supernatural)
- toward materialism (and against the immaterial)
- toward empiricism (and against other kinds of experience)
- toward positivism (and against other kinds of knowledge)
- toward scientism (and against the humanities)
- toward secularism (and against interaction with any theism)
- toward linearity (and against the ancient bias toward circularity)
- toward nominalism (and against metaphysical realism)
- toward minimal kinds of things (and against balancing things and kinds)
- toward more state funding for science (and against reduction of state funding).