Humanities, Science, Scimat
- 536 pages
- 19 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of humanities and science, the book argues that understanding human nature is essential for comprehending ourselves and our environment. It posits that humanities are intrinsically linked to scientific study, as both examine the same material systems. The author introduces Scimat, a multidiscipline aimed at bridging the gap between these fields, advocating for a synthesis that enhances decision-making and elevates the scientific rigor within the humanities, ultimately contributing to societal improvement.
