Do we have to learn to think scientifically to find the truth?

To answer this question, it is first essential to explore how we find truth. By exploring this, it suggests that scientific thought can be a necessity in the search for truth, however some views suggest otherwise. Although scientific thought is a form of knowledge and is required for the search for truth, we are unable to learn to think scientifically. Therefore, the word 'learn' changes the answer to 'no', where it would have otherwise been …

…finding truth, but we cannot find truth from science alone, since science is built upon presumed truths derived from inductive logic. Hence, the answer to this question is 'no', but cutting out 'to learn' from the question would make the answer 'yes'. However, the search may never end, since 'absolute' truths of the universe may not exist at all, or we may have already found the ultimate truth, but we just don't know it yet.