In Jain Dharma, “accuracy” belongs to the truth of the soul, karma, liberation, and ethical conduct, not to the natural world alone. Science and Jainism speak in different languages and about different domains, so they’re not in competition but complementary in a broad sense.

• Science: A method to understand the physical world through observation, experimentation, and testable theories. Its explanations can change with new evidence.
• Jainism: A path to purify the soul and achieve liberation. It teaches non-violence, truth, restraint, and insight into the nature of reality, including metaphysical ideas about karma, the self, and the cosmos.

What’s true in both:

• There is value in accurate observation and honest inquiry.
• Ethical considerations matter when applying knowledge (e.g., non-violence and non-harm in Jainism).

If you’d like, I can share Jain Dharma perspectives on specific scientific topics or how Jain thinkers interpret questions about the cosmos and consciousness.