Disbelief in science and the difference between correlation and causality
Before the scientific method existed, people tried to understand the world by other means: Tradition, intuition, spirituality, authority or anecdotes. For thousands of years, something was considered “true” if it was proclaimed by religious leaders, monarchs or charismatic personalities. Power and self-assurance replaced evidence. The motto: correlation instead of causality. The 4 humors An example
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