I am beginning to think that what we call Science is an uncritical, non-philosophized examination of experience. For modern Philosophy is nothing more than the Science of reality. Traditional Philosophy would tell us not 'what' something is, but 'how' we come to know anything at all, what we know, how we know it, whether we can know this or that and why we can and cannot know certain things. Not until these questions are answered can we proceed to a science about anything. But we have proceeded. We were far to antsy to get things done, we forgot why we were doing them in the first place and what we were doing it with. Science uses a fabric that it does not understand, but takes for granted it is of a certain sort and quality. Too many assumptions. That is all!