A scientific fact is an observation or phenomenon that has been repeatedly tested and confirmed through empirical evidence and the scientific method, making it universally accepted within the scientific community. In contrast, superstitious beliefs are based on cultural traditions, personal experiences, or anecdotal evidence, and they often lack empirical support or logical reasoning. While scientific facts are subject to change with new evidence, superstitions tend to persist despite a lack of scientific validation. Thus, the key difference lies in the reliance on evidence and the methodology used to establish truth.
There are many such examples. If a person becomes sick, a superstitious explanation could be that an evil witch has cast a spell on that person. The scientific explanation may be that the disease is caused by a bacterial infection. The superstitious explanation is not based on fact, only on paranoia. The scientific explanation would be based on actual medical knowledge, and observation of the sick person.
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A scientific hypothesis has to be testable.
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scientific is science and unscientific method is not scientific
The difference between our perspectives on this issue lies in our individual viewpoints and beliefs.
Depending on a person's individual beliefs, it can be anything from "divine", "autoritative", "infallible", etc., to "stupid", "superstitious", etc. Or something in between.