Because A Truly Skeptical Position Would Be

Not Every Good Idea Survives. Not Every New Form Of Art Is Repeated. Not Every New Potential Instinct Is Successful. Only The Successful Ones Get Repeated. By Natural Selection And Then Through Repetition They Become Probable, More Habitual.

In Practice, The Goal Of Skepticism Is Not The Discovery Of Truth, But The Exposure Of Other People's Errors. It Plays A Useful Role In Science, Religion, Scholarship, And Common Sense. But We Need To Remember That It Is A Weapon Serving Belief Or Self-interest; We Need To Be Skeptical Of Skeptics. The More Militant The Skeptic, The Stronger The Belief.

The Assumption That The Laws Of Nature Are Eternal Is A Vestige Of The Christian Belief System That Informed The Early Postulates Of Modern Science In The Seventeenth Century. Perhaps The Laws Of Nature Have Actually Evolved Along With Nature Itself, And Perhaps They Are Still Evolving. Or Perhaps They Are Not Laws At All, But More Like Habits.

I Think That The 'laws Of Nature' Are Also Prone To Evolve; I Think They Are More Like Habits Than Laws.

The Science Delusion Is The Belief That Science Already Understands The Nature Of Reality In Principle, Leaving Only The Details To Be Filled In.