Editing The Unity of Science (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Unity of Science''' — The belief that all scientific disciplines are "Integrated" into a "Single, Coherent Framework" of knowledge.
* '''Reductionism''' — The strategy of "Explaining" "Complex Systems" (like 'Mind') by "Breaking them down" into "Simpler Parts" (like 'Neurons').
* '''Physicalism''' — The belief that "Everything" that exists is "Physical" (or 'Material') and can be explained by "Physical Laws."
* '''The Hierarchy of Sciences''' (Comte) — The "Order" of knowledge: **Math -> Physics -> Chemistry -> Biology -> Sociology.**
* '''Laws of Nature''' — "Universal Principles" that "Always Apply" (e.g., 'Gravity,' 'Entropy,' 'Electromagnetism').
* '''Theoretical Unification''' — When "Two separate theories" are found to be "One" (e.g., 'Electricity' and 'Magnetism' became 'Electromagnetism').
* '''The Vienna Circle''' — A group of 20th-century philosophers who promoted "Logical Positivism" and the "Unity of Science" through "Common Language."
* '''Standard Model''' — (See Article 124). The current "Unified Theory" of "Particle Physics" that explains almost all known forces.
* '''Emergence''' — (See Article 578). The "Counter-Point" to reductionism: the idea that "Complex Systems" have "New Properties" that "Cannot be Predicted" from their parts.
* '''Universalism''' — The belief that "Science" is the "Same Everywhere" (In every country and every galaxy).
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