and Self-Referential Philosophy of Science

Direct evidence of this view represents my will and I hope it is true

When I discussed science failure, my initial contribution to this idea was detailed. I noticed that Godel does not provide a way to show when such self-reference sentences will appear. I proposed a research method to discover the moment of urgent self-reference and the length of time between these moments.

Philosophy is mainly achieved through self-reflection and critical thinking. There is no tendency to rely on experiments. In a sense, however, philosophy is close to the science of nature and method; some analytical philosophers believe that philosophical analysis will allow philosophers to imitate natural science methods. To defend. This suggests that philosophy may be a study of meaning and reasoning; however, some people argue that this is not science, or that it should not be pursued by philosophers

The term natural philosophy is in front of our current natural science (ie experience science). The empirical science of history comes from philosophy, more specifically from natural philosophy. The difference between natural philosophy and another predecessor of contemporary science - natural history is that natural history is basically qualitative and descriptive, while natural philosophy is natural inference and interpretation (and quantitative after Galileo Inference) is to include. The modern meaning of the terms science and scientists is limited to the 19th century. Prior to that, science was synonymous with knowledge or research, consistent with the origin of Latin. When experimental science and scientific method become a specialized research field other than natural philosophy, the term will have a contemporary meaning.

Prior to the history of modern science, scientific problems were solved as part of natural philosophy. Initially, the term "science" (Latin science) simply means "knowledge". However, scientific methods convert natural philosophy into empirical activities derived from experiments. It is different from other parts of philosophy. By the end of the eighteenth century, it came to be called "science" to distinguish it from philosophy. Later, metaphysics expresses the philosophical inquiry of non-empirical features as the essence of existence.