Scientific nihilism questions whether science can uncover absolute truths, viewing theories as provisional tools rather than final answers. It’s applied in philosophy and critical theory to challenge dogmatic claims, fostering humility in research. Researchers, epistemologists, and skeptics benefit by avoiding overconfidence, while educators use it to encourage open-minded inquiry. This perspective sharpens scientific rigor without dismissing its practical value.
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