For example, there is no reasonable all-purpose free graphical web browser. I don't know. I spent the 1970s working in a free software community. So I learned to appreciate this way of life from years of living it. They are entirely separate ways of thinking, and have nothing to do with each other.
Science is a systematic way of knowing how the world works.
It is about being absorbed. In the same way, a flower can be both beautiful and biologically interesting at the same time, but these two ways of appreciating the flower have nothing in common, even though you might experience them both at once. Today I am rereading Masked Gods , by Frank Waters. It's not the greatest book about the Pueblo Indians, but I came across it on the window ledge and decided to go through it again before shelving it. This morning, I finished Imajica , by Clive Barker.