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Experiment design is largely about those assumptions and interpretations I was talking about. What do you consider to be the established truth? Which aspects yo
by jltsiren 3y ago
Experiment design is largely about those assumptions and interpretations I was talking about. What do you consider to be the established truth? Which aspects you should take into account and which you can safely ignore? What do you expect to happen when you perform the experiment? What is the connection between the observations you make and the outcome of the experiment?
Many of those answers will likely be based on your interpretation of the scientific consensus.
- madsbuch 3y agoso, you use the scientific community and consensus to lead your experimentation efforts? sure, why not. luckily, not everybody does that,otherwise we would not have superseded the Newtonian era. which is what the main post is about: we need to break out of the community and consent. Anyways, this reenforces the idea that we should distinguish between science and scientific communities.