what are the 5 pillars of science?

[gib65]

I remember reading somewhere (in a few introductory university course text books, I believe) that science is founded on 5 principles, or "pillars", as I'm calling them. I can't remember what they are though. Here's my guess:

 

1) empiricism

2) determinism

3) repeatability

4) testability

5) parsimony

 

Am I missing anything? What about reductionism? What about explainability?

[YT2095]

I`de expect that "Explainability" comes as a natural function to "repeatability", as in you can`t hope to repeat what you don`t understand or have knowledge of.

 

just a thought

[Hellbender]

More that you may have missed:

1. Integrity

2. Objectivity

3. Creativity

4. The Scientific Method

5. Logic

6. Peer review

[Skye]

Funding.