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|group=note}} and filter data through their preconceived ideas.

|group=note}} and use science only as a [[buzzword]] and fig leaf hiding their preconceived ideas through which they filter data.

In Humanist Manifesto 2000, secular Humanist [[Paul Kurtz]] insists that rejecting [[objectivity]] is a mistake and that [[Postmodernism]] is counterproductive, even [[nihilism|nihilistic]].<ref name="AllAboutWorldview">{{cite web |title=Postmodern Science|author=|publisher=AllAboutWorldview.org#sthash.XYgaloi0.dpuf|access date=03.03.2013|url=http://www.allaboutworldview.org/postmodern-science.htm|quote=For that reason, science cannot tell us what is real, only what scientists believe to be the case at that particular time in history. This falls in line with the Postmodern concept that everyone, including the scientist, is locked into his or her particular culture and language, and thus cannot claim to have an objective picture of the world.}}</ref>  

In Humanist Manifesto 2000, secular Humanist [[Paul Kurtz]] insists that rejecting [[objectivity]] is a mistake and that [[Postmodernism]] is counterproductive, even [[nihilism|nihilistic]].<ref name="AllAboutWorldview">{{cite web |title=Postmodern Science|author=|publisher=AllAboutWorldview.org#sthash.XYgaloi0.dpuf|access date=03.03.2013|url=http://www.allaboutworldview.org/postmodern-science.htm|quote=For that reason, science cannot tell us what is real, only what scientists believe to be the case at that particular time in history. This falls in line with the Postmodern concept that everyone, including the scientist, is locked into his or her particular culture and language, and thus cannot claim to have an objective picture of the world.}}</ref>