Science Quotes

"Rigorous science begins with examination of how things appear"

"Science is meaningful only within the context of human concerns"

"The most dangerous science is the science that does not know itself to be dangerous."

"It is precisely the function of science to answer questions."

"Science serves power when it forecloses rather than opens new possibilities for human existence."

"Science without hope is mere calculation."

"The scientific attitude is wonder in the face of nature."

"Science must serve human liberation, not merely technical advancement."

"Scientific progress without moral development leads to catastrophe."

"Science does not think because it is always imprisoned in technical rationality."

"Consciousness is always consciousness of something; intentionality is the fundamental structure of mind."

"The natural attitude must be suspended to reveal the constitutional processes of consciousness."

"Phenomenology is descriptive science, not explanatory; it maps the contours of experience."

"Objectivity is constituted through the concordant synthesis of perspectives across multiple subjects."

"The eidetic reduction reveals the necessary structures that any experience of that type must possess."

"The crisis of European sciences stems from the forgotten lifeworld that grounds all inquiry."

"The universal eidos of consciousness is the field within which all particular transcendental problems arise."

"Phenomenological description is a science of essences, not of facts."

"The eidetic method reveals what must be true of any experience of that particular type."

"Science manipulates things and gives up living in them."

"Science and reason have been enlisted in the service of domination."

"Modern science is the assault upon nature."

"We must awaken to this now that science cannot be the sole arbiter of truth."

"True understanding comes only through a rigorous examination of consciousness itself."

"The mind does not passively receive the world; it actively constitutes meaning."

"Consciousness without intention is merely the blank awareness of emptiness."

"Reason is the tool consciousness uses to understand itself and its world."

"Consciousness is not a thing that thinks, but the very act of thinking itself."

"Empiricism must account for theoretical constructs"

"Synthetic truths depend on experience"