"Course of Positive Philosophy" by Auguste Comte is a huge contribution to the development of philosophical thought. In his work, the author proposes a system of positive philosophy based on observations, experiments, and scientific evidence. The concept of positivism advocated by the author rejects metaphysical and religious explanations of the world, relying only on objectively verified facts. In the book "Course of Positive Philosophy", Comte offers readers a new perspective on the role of philosophy in the development of society and science, proving that only objective knowledge can be the basis for human progress. This work is considered one of the key in the philosophy of the 19th century and leaves a strong mark in the history of scientific thought."