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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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What Epistemological View Does the Majority of Science Currently Support?

Title says most of what is needed to answer. For example, Rationalism, Empiricism, one of Empiricism's many forms, Perspectivism, Disjunctivism, or an Other?
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None?

For the most part, scientific results aren't really relevant to these sorts of debates. To be sure, some results about the brain, etc. might be relevant for *some* epistemic debates, as are various results in learning theory, evolutionary biology, etc. But it's not like we can go out and look at the physics of the world and say "ah, we ought to be rationalists!"

Insofar as science is relevant to debates about the proper epistemology, it's more through its methods than its results. Empiricists of various stripes have long argued that rationalists don't have any good way of making sense of why science should be successful, for example. But that's quite a bit different.