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The '''scientific method''' is the process through which ideas are turned into testable hypotheses. Naive invocation of the method is often used to suppress ideas. | |||
The '''scientific method''' is the process through which ideas are turned into testable hypotheses. Naive | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:44, 14 May 2023
The scientific method is the process through which ideas are turned into testable hypotheses. Naive invocation of the method is often used to suppress ideas.
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