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laboratories inside ships do not count as a laboratory when you are in space
you have a constant -10 mood malus for this
- Fixed an oversight that caused all Empiricist pawns to only pay attention to the laboratory quality of your most recently created colony. This meant if you settled a new colony, all your pawns on your old colony would ignore the unbelievably impressive lab at home and start griping about the lack of a laboratory on the new colony! The game now tracks each valid map's lab quality, and your Empiricist pawns will only care about the quality of the lab on the map they're currently on.
Faith as a meme here does not simply mean 'is religious'. If I thought that being religious would somehow inherently make someone worse at research I would have applied the debuff to every Structure other than Ideological. This meme in particular is a representation of a culture that specifically regards evidence-based research as being at-odds with their beliefs and prioritizes tradition over empirical evidence. Not because all religions are like this, but because some ideologies ARE like this. You can, for instance, have a Christian Empiricist ideoligion or a non-religious Ideological Faith ideoligion in this mod.
It's fair to say that this mod is on the face of it playing into the 'science vs religion' trope but I think it adds enough options to allow you to transcend the cliche
https://imgur.com/a/D9uadZ3
I've added an additional mechanic to make Empiricists a bit more interesting and powerful. Empiricists now get mood bonuses for having an impressive laboratory, and mood debuffs for not having one. This means that Empiricists can get a nice ideologion-wide mood bonus, so long as they have a good laboratory.
As to whether this is enough of a bonus, I'll have to play around with it and see how it feels. Let me know what you think of the change!
The idea is that these memes represent which principle is valued more by society. Naturally both are present in any society, as just as every society has some elements of both Individualism and Collectivism, for instance. And yes, like much of philosphy from hundreds of years ago, the original concept of Empiricism was ridiculously black and white. It seems blindingly obvious today that evidence is useless without logic and that logic is pretty limp without evidence.
@LAJ-47FC9 (Liara)
I had considered that, but decided that the term Materialism is just too close to its alternate, consumerist meaning
Perhaps some buffs to Mechanitor/Mechanoid interactions? Crafting speed?
1. false dichotomy, as everyone relies upon both empirical evidence and faith (including empiricists).
2. empiricism's central epistemological claim (knowledge comes exclusively from our senses, as you stated) is an invalid argument, because that claim didn't come from any of your senses. it's a self-defeating epistemological claim.
Tho i want to be mister philosophy major and say some may have faith to gain knowledge on the spiritual world, but be scientific when it comes to the material world. You'll catch me doing theistic empiricist colonies and there's nothing you can do about it!