Book

Description

Science may be defined as a systematic, and an evidence-driven approach of investigating not only the natural world, but also all other observable phenomena, through a meticulous and systematic process of observation, experimentation, and rigorous and unbiased testing and verification. The entire objective of the scientific process is to create reliable and empirically verifiable knowledge. Science generates hypotheses and theories based on some preliminary evidence that can then be further tested, refined, or even rejected in some cases, if subsequent evidence does not validate them. Scientists must also always strive to eliminate personal biases and prejudices, whether they may be based on any ideology or not in order to observe and comprehend the world solely through objective and data-driven parameters. However, science must necessarily be distinguished from pseudoscience, fake science, and subpar science, and this is what this book is all about.