The Limits of Science

What Science Can Explain, What It Cannot, and the Questions That May Always Remain

von Aman Maurya

106 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

What if science is not failing-what if we are asking it questions it was never designed to answer?Science has transformed the world. It has revealed the laws of nature, explained countless mysteries, extended human life, and given us technologies that once seemed impossible.But there is another side to scientific knowledge.There are questions that become stranger the deeper we investigate them.What is consciousness-and why does experience feel like anything at all?Are your decisions truly your own?What actually happens when the brain begins to die?Can science tell you what is morally right?Can a laboratory explain what makes your life meaningful?Why is there something rather than nothing?And if mathematics, computation, and artificial intelligence have their own boundaries, could there be limits to what any system of knowledge can ultimately discover?The Limits of Science explores these questions at the boundary between science, philosophy, and human experience.Moving from the extraordinary power of the scientific method to the mysteries of consciousness, free will, death, morality, meaning, existence, mathematics, and artificial intelligence, this book examines not only what science can explain, but also where explanation becomes difficult, incomplete, uncertain, or perhaps fundamentally limited.Along the way, you will encounter ideas from scientific history, neuroscience, physics, chaos theory, philosophy, mathematics, computer science, and modern AI.But this is not an argument against science.Quite the opposite.The goal is to understand science more honestly by recognizing the difference between: "We don't know yet.""We don't currently have the tools to know."and"This question may require something different from scientific explanation."The book also explores an important warning: an unexplained phenomenon is not automatically evidence for the supernatural. A gap in scientific knowledge should create curiosity-not certainty.Ultimately, The Limits of Science asks a deeper question: If science cannot answer every question, what should we do with the questions that remain?Perhaps the boundary of knowledge is not where curiosity ends.Perhaps it is where a different kind of thinking begins.If you have ever wondered about consciousness, death, free will, the meaning of life, the origin of existence, the limits of mathematics, or whether AI could eventually solve humanity's deepest mysteries, this book is an invitation to step closer to the edge of what we know-and look beyond it.

• ISBN: 9798174599680
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 15.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp