The aim of the article is to show how thinking and acting are closely interrelated, and because of that, methodological disabilities in practicing any science, and social sciences and humanities in particular, have enormous practical effects. According to this thesis, both the science which wants to be directly related to the practice understood as multiplying the profit, as well as the one that programmatically separates from such an activity, have certain practical consequences. The main question that is ignored by both ways of practicing science concerns ethical effects of all human activities, especially scientific and economic ones. It causes excessive influence of emotional people –mainly those who are greedy and prone to aggression –...