What you should say is that the science on it is advancing. Catching up implies that it is behind something else (or where it should be, which might be true actually but that is a difficult argument to make in the present) when that isn’t the case.
Again, now you are off the track. If it is science, it’s science. If it’s not science, it’s not science. Science doesn’t need to catch up. Either a thing is advancing science or it’s not science.
I am sorry to have frustrated you. I still think the way you are talking derogatorily about science is problematic. I am sorry you disagree with me, but we don’t have to agree.
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What you should say is that the science on it is advancing. Catching up implies that it is behind something else (or where it should be, which might be true actually but that is a difficult argument to make in the present) when that isn’t the case.
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Again, now you are off the track. If it is science, it’s science. If it’s not science, it’s not science. Science doesn’t need to catch up. Either a thing is advancing science or it’s not science.
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I am sorry to have frustrated you. I still think the way you are talking derogatorily about science is problematic. I am sorry you disagree with me, but we don’t have to agree.
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Here’s a book on what you’re talking about - African Fractals: Modern Computing and Indigenous Design