n.科学思维，科学方法，科学态度，科学至上主义，唯科学主义

Scientism is the belief in the universal applicability of the scientific method and approach to uncovering all truths about the world.
科学主义是一种信仰，认为科学方法和途径适用于揭示关于世界的所有的真理。
The rise of scientism has led to a decline in religious beliefs among many people.
科学主义的兴起导致了许多人宗教信仰的下降。
Some argue that scientism reduces complex human experiences to mere biological or chemical processes.
一些人认为科学主义将复杂的人类经验简化为纯粹的生物学或化学过程。
Critics of scientism claim that it ignores the importance of ethics, aesthetics, and other non-scientific ways of understanding the world.
科学主义的批评者声称它忽视了伦理、美学和其他非科学的世界理解方式的重要性。
Despite its limitations, scientism remains a dominant force in shaping our understanding of reality.
尽管有其局限性，但科学主义仍然是塑造我们对现实理解的主要力量。
Many proponents of scientism believe that only empirical evidence should be used to justify claims about the nature of reality.
许多科学主义的支持者认为，只有实证证据才能用来证明关于现实本质的主张。
While scientism can lead to progress in fields like medicine and technology, it may also result in a narrow-minded view of human existence.
虽然科学主义可以在医学和技术等领域带来进步，但它也可能导致对人类存在的狭隘看法。
The belief in scientism has been criticized for reducing subjective experiences to objective data points.
对科学主义的信仰被批评为将主观经验简化为客观数据点。
In some cases, scientism can lead to a disregard for cultural and historical contexts when interpreting events or behaviors.
在某些情况下，科学主义可能会导致在解释事件或行为时忽视文化和社会背景。
Although scientism encourages critical thinking and skepticism, it should not be used to dismiss alternative forms of knowledge entirely.
虽然科学主义鼓励批判性思维和怀疑态度，但它不应该完全否定其他形式的知识。