Science in its purest form is simply using our fundamental capacity for logic to, as objectively as possible, perceive the world through our senses and instrume

Science in its purest form is simply using our fundamental capacity for logic to, as objectively as possible, perceive the world through our senses and instruments. We make observations at low resolution to make correlations and at high resolution to deduce causation. Do a lot people make wrong conclusions based on theirobservations? Yeah. But that doesn't make the scientific method wrong. It just mean it's very hard for scientists to completely remove themselves (to be objective) from their results sometimes.