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The processes that lead to science are somewhat subjective, otherwise scientific progress would be constant and guaranteed, no?
by HKH2 2y ago
The processes that lead to science are somewhat subjective, otherwise scientific progress would be constant and guaranteed, no?
- iancmceachern 2y agoBut how does that effect the definitions of each?
- EgregiousCube 2y agoScience includes activities outside reading papers that slightly disagree, such as testing hypotheses with experiments; hence my comment that the former isn't science in a nutshell. It describes research quite well, which one can argue is a subset of scientific activity.