Metascientist @ uidaho. I work at the intersection of behavioral sciences, statistics, and philosophy. Love thinking and talking about science. Post lots of cat and food pics. Allergic to unsolicited advice.
Berna Devezer
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For the second, there is no singular "scientific method," and never has been. The "scientific method" that is taught to school children is a (not-terrible) introduction to the basics of thinking empirically, but it is not the "secret sauce" for what makes science work, nor what scientists do.
