Asked by John

Why literature thinks of science in a negative or destructive way?


Can someone elaborate on this a bit? I'm not quite understanding it.
Answered by amir
There is one quote but i forgot who said this:
"no science can replace a myth, and no myth can ever replace science."

Basically I think what it means is that literature and science are complete opposites.

Hope that helps.
Answered by bobpursley
I don't know if I or Jules Verne would agree with the proposition. Nor would I think that Isaac Asimov would agree.



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