What is another word for pre-science?
Pronunciation: [pɹˈiːsˈa͡ɪ͡əns] (IPA) 
Pre-science refers to a state before the development of the scientific method. It is a term used to describe ancient beliefs and practices that lacked empirical evidence and rational reasoning. Synonyms for pre-science include superstition, mysticism, mythology, and folklore. These terms describe the beliefs and traditions of cultures before the advent of scientific discovery. In pre-science, people relied on myths, legends and supernatural beliefs to explain natural phenomena. However, in modern times, science has replaced pre-science, with empirical evidence and logical reasoning being the primary means of understanding the world around us. Despite this, pre-scientific beliefs and practices continue to influence cultural and religious practices today.
