Seshat: Correct Science Procedures (2023, 377 pages)

Seshat: Correct Science Procedures (2023, 377 pages). There are the misguided/mystical arguments around science and the meaning of scientific theory.  One central thing is clear: there is no such thing as European, Asian, or African science; scientific laws are universal, though the language may be different.  Language is the means of communicating laws of nature, today referred to as scientific theory.  The laws of nature (universal truths) are independent of color though they may be presented symbolically in linguistically differing ways.  Due to invasion and occupation, the torch of science was seized from African Kmt in the Nile Valley to Greece to Arabia to Europe and now to far East Asia.  

Plagiarism at the tip of a sword gave ancient Greece, Rome, and Arabia their first understandings of the laws of nature: they invaded/occupied Northern Africa and parasitically leeched off of a dying ancient African Kmt for over 700 years until they had translated/transferred 3000 years of scientifically summarized practice, i.e., theory.  Only the language and level of understanding changed in an applied form.  Even ancient Greece was a 3000-year step backwards/regression on what had been achieved in African Kmt (in science, mathematics, medicine, engineering, construction, architecture, biology, urban planning, hydraulics, physics, chemistry, and metal works) until the leap in the recent 1800's. Surely, that language can be Arabic, Latin, Greek, Chinese, Japanese, Shona, Mdw Ntr, etc., but the science it reflects is universal.  So, there is no such thing as African/Asia/Arab/European-centered science; the language is different, the way to get to the answer may vary, but the answers are the same.  And only those ignorant of what science is would even come up with such a notion.