Science and purpose

The problem with the machinery of science, in its fascination to facilitate attaining as much of the desired with as little, seems not with its inattention to the undesirable, but with its nonchalance toward how the desirableness was constituted in the first place.

Ideology

The most fundamental thought held by enthusiasts of science or religion - a thought on which their entire system of truth is constructed on - is an ideology; for it is a thought that is based on testimony, not reason nor experience.