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The Toolbox of the Scientific Method
... Scientific observation or fact is a reproducible piece of
data, knowledge from experiments on a single object.
... Scientific experiment is a well-defined, reproducible
procedure for obtaining information.
... Scientific law (rule, principle) is a fact we can predict
for different objects: demands an explanation!
... Scientific hypothesis is possible, testable explanation
... Scientific theory connects many facts and laws into a
large scientific model: offers in-depth explanations.
... Scientific means: well-defined, measurable,
reproducible, testable, logical, consistent,..
Layman's theory is ~ scientific_hypothesis
Scientific theory is layman's code of laws
n Canvas.
ch slide that has them..
up everything (take a picture first - do not repeat mistakes!)
Ily corrected work for a regrade.
Name:w a Roa-Moreno
Scientific Method in Real Life
"No amount of experimentation can ever prove me right; a single
...
experiment can prove me wrong"
A. Einstein
In chemistry, scientific method takes "contented schizophrenia":
believe and doubt at the same time, both quite strongly and
comparably - R. N. Zare (Stanford), 2010 Priestley medal address
"The test of a first rate intelligence is the ability to hold two
opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the
ability to function"
F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1936
T? F Sci. Mtd. may disprove a law of nature.
T? F Sci. Mtd. may adjust the model to fit the facts.
T?F Sci. Mtd. may 'scientifically prove' a causation.
T? F Sci. Mtd. may explain facts, laws of nature.
We repeat experiments to ensure our facts are relia ble

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