How the knowledge machine found the irrationality of modern science

The Knowledge Machine: How Modern Science Was Created by Irrationality – Michael Stravinz The book "The Knowledge Machine" by philosopher Michael Stravinz falls under philosophy and thought, and explores the emergence of the modern scientific method. Book information: Category: Philosophy and Thought Author: Michael Stravinz Translator: Khaled Al-Shaya Number of pages: 433 pages Language: Arabic Weight: 0.443 kg Publisher: Book Club Publications ISBN: 9786039206873 Product number: 0100500005 Author's message: Science was not born from pure rationality… but from its restriction. Detailed description: The book provides a philosophical analysis of the development of the scientific method since the seventeenth century, explaining how the exclusion of certain types of thinking contributed to the construction of modern science. It is considered one of the most important books on the philosophy of science that discusses rationality, empiricism, and the emergence of scientific knowledge. Main points the book focuses on: • The emergence of the scientific method • Philosophy of science • Rationality and empiricism • The development of scientific thinking Reader reviews: • An in-depth and thought-provoking presentation. • Suitable for philosophy of science enthusiasts. • Offers a different perspective on the history of science.