We and science

When the knowledge of the Arabs was transmitted to the Franks in Europe, they followed the path of the Arabs, and their princes and kings embraced and encouraged the scientific movement. Universities were established in the Middle Ages, especially in the twelfth and third centuries... Then the intellectual renaissance followed in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries, and scientific academies were established in the seventeenth century, and scientific and intellectual life increased in activity and movement among Europeans until it reached what it is in our current era.The field of science in our current era has expanded and its scope has expanded to the point that it has become difficult to find a topic that it has not addressed or an issue that it has not addressed, and there is nothing strange about that, as science is nothing but organized human thinking, and just as thought has no known limit at which it stops or a point where it ends, so science is like thought.