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    The steps of the scientific method are to:
    - Ask a Question
    - Do Background Research
    - Construct a Hypothesis
    - Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment
    - Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion
    - Communicate Your Results

    Where in that process does one require blind faith?

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    • you are discussing the science process - we all know that. not relevant to the discussion.fadein11
    • "do you love your father? prove it"drgs
    • I disagree. The scientific method is the basis for all science. It is all that is relevant to this discussion.monospaced
    • Without it it would resemble something like a belief system. Thank goodness the 'method' is there to keep that from happening.monospaced
    • from happening.monospaced
    • Even feelings of love can be explained through physiological processes. Look it up.monospaced
    • Worst, movie-based, argument ever.monospaced
    • i hope you don't express your feelings to your loved ones through equations mono - you will die lonely.fadein11
    • Of course I don't. And I'm about to be engaged to a beautiful, smart woman who I love very much.monospaced
    • that is the basis for research, not necessarily "science." science is observable fact.doesnotexist
    • There is no science without the scientific method.monospaced
    • science is research, dude, it is the process itselfmonospaced
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