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scientistic
[ sahy-uhn-tis-tik ]
adjective
- characterized by or having an exaggerated belief in the principles and methods of science.
- of, relating to, or characterized by scientism.
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Origin of scientistic1
Example Sentences
From a scientistic perspective, bitterness is perceived by one of the taste bud receptors at the back of our mouths, per Dorsey, which may have developed as a protective mechanism to prevent people from consuming anything poisonous or harmful.
With a prediction in hand, scientistic can verify its accuracy relatively quickly.
Richard Justâs Nov. 8 Washington Post Magazine essay, âGod save America,â began with a beautiful poem about the mystery of religion and continued immediately afterward into a tired trope about how the world has âbecome too scientistic and drab.â
The same logic has led him to conclude that climate modelers are no more than âsoothsayersâ for our âscientistic eraâ and that their dire predictions are mostly just an attempt to expiate our intense but irrational feelings of guilt.
Thus, step by scientistic step, IQ was converted from a measure of a given childâs past performance to a predictor of any childâs future performance.
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