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The Scientific Method is meant to answer questions based on observation and experimentation.
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Is entropy physical or idealistic?
to complete RodolfoAP's answer with a simple image of what entropy is that might resolve the confusion of OP.
Entropy is not about "order" or "chaos", those terms are just used by PhDs to explain to t …
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Is faith required to believe any axiomatic assumption the scientific method is built upon?
First, let's define faith. What makes faith different from mere trust ? An effective definition is "belief in something without, or even in spite of, the evidence".
Boarding a plane trusting it will n …
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Is the Skeptic's Prayer a valid scientific experiment?
This must be one of the grossest attempts at manipulating one's readership I have ever seen. The proposed "experiment" can never fail because the authors carefully planted 3 escape routes that will al …
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