We turn to science when we seek observable answers. There, in science, we see the universe quantified and summed up as best we can observe it. Our powers of basic observation, i.e., what we think of as our tactile senses, many times are simply not well adapted enough to give us sufficient answers. Consequently, we build tools to aid our senses in allowing ourselves to look deeper into the fabric of the universe.
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We turn to science when we seek observable answers. There, in science, we see the universe quantified and summed up as best we can observe it. Our powers of basic observation, i.e., what we think of as our tactile senses, many times are simply not well adapted enough to give us sufficient answers. Consequently, we build tools to aid our senses in allowing ourselves to look deeper into the fabric of the universe.
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