According to Osho, even in chemistry, physics, or medicine there’s no need for “positive values.” Science thrives on right doubt, hypothesis, and continual testing; its so‑called positives are provisional, not final truths. A true science teacher invites verification, not belief. Science flourished where negation broke dogma; it accepts all truths as approximate and revisable, keeping inquiry open and humble.
Science doesn’t need fixed “good” rules—it works by doubting, testing, and changing ideas when new evidence appears.