sentences:  One school of thought compares scientific knowledge to the mythology of other cultures, arguing that it is merely our society's set of myths based on societal assumptions.For support, Paul Feyerabend's comments in "Against Method" that "The similarities between science and myth are indeed astonishing" and "First-world science is one science among many" (from the introduction to the Chinese edition) are sometimes cited, although it is not clear if Feyerabend meant them to be taken entirely seriously.The strong program in the sociology of science is (in the words of founder David Bloor) "impartial with respect to truth and falsity".