Yes, those are the typical answers that science believers give, and you're right to some degree. Science encourages questioning. Empiricism is a much more honest approach to life. However, it's still based on paradigms, not assumptions. These paradigms cannot be questioned. For example, they believe there is an observable, "objective reality" and a "fact" that can be derived from it. This is religious thinking because it is both not falsifiable and transcendent in nature.

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