What if science didn't exist ?

Science is the accumulation of knowledge that enables us to understand all the material and facts contained in the universe, and science answers many of the questions that result from our observation of the world around us. Acceptable scientific facts are reliable because they are rigorously tested for validity and are revised when new evidence or views emerge to ensure greater accuracy. But what if science didn't exist?

Without science, the world would not reach that stage. Because of science, we have the technology, buildings, bridges, structures, and transportation. However, knowledge is the most important thing we would not have if science did not exist. It’s the most important thing in our lives. We could not do simple things like washing dishes and turn on a computer. We would not have invented cars, trucks or other vehicles without science. Assuming that the world exists but that we have never studied science, we would still live in the dark era, because even the simplest discoveries we take for granted - the wheel for example - could not have been made.

Thanks to the contribution of science, human beings now live more than a day thanks to new inventions of drugs and treatments. Even doctors can transplant vital organs such as the heart, kidneys, eyes, etc. because of the invention of science. Science has brought modern civilization to this stage where we are today.

Finally, as long as a mind tries to understand its environment, there is always a science. The only way science would not exist is in a world where there are no life forms with a reasoning mind.