Science Makes No Statements About What Things Are

Explore what science actually does versus what we assume it reveals about reality itself—including whether famous discoveries like the Higgs boson describe what truly exists or function as remarkably useful prediction tools that we've mistaken for truth. Bernardo Kastrup and Curt Jaimungal unpack how distinguishing between scientific models and ontological claims reshapes our understanding of consciousness, matter, and what we can actually know.