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Agnosticology is the study of agnostic beliefs, moreover, the term is also used as the study of the existence of gods, spiritual beings and post-physical (extraphysical) life forms and the development of means and technologies for their search, being synonymous with deistology . Agnosticology is often considered as a non-scientific area that is beyond the realm of hard sciences and soft sciences, being part of the so-called "spiritual sciences" and "agnostic sciences". A good example of agnosticology is the idea of E-SETI (Extended SETI), which is a hypothetical branch of SETI that would be focused on the search for post-physical and post-biological life forms.
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