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by dr_dshiv
1751 days ago
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Right. Nice article. Tldr; no, not really, "the scientific method" is rhetoric. Though i will say that they missed Robert Hooke's essay on the scientific method. I swear no one knows about this (even though Hooke was a founding and seminal member of the English Royal Society) because Hooke sounds insane. Who makes titles like this? I love it: A scheme, or idea of the present
state of natural philosophy, and how its defects may be remedied by a methodical
proceeding in the making experiments and collecting observations wereby to compile
a natural history, as to the solid basis for the superstructure of philosophy |
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