Ludwig Wittgenstein

is basically unscientific, for he rejected generalization. Scientific questions were of no great interest to him; they merely addressed the working of the natural world while he was interested in the way in which language may shape our reality.

Wittgenstein was basically unscientific. He knew that science was partly driven by a desire to generalize, and he rejected generalization. Scientific questions were of no great interest to him; they merely addressed the working of the natural world. Wittgenstein spent much of his later life examining the way in which language may shape our reality. This is not a subject that is irrelevant to science.

is an unscientific thinker. He knew that science was partly driven by a desire to generalize, and he rejected generalization.

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