If someone asked you what science is, what would you answer? We have been studying science as a subject since childhood. But we don’t think what is science, do we? When teachers teach science, we memorize the subject. Because it is necessary for the examination.
Ignorance is another word that is heard along with the word science. But I'm not going to talk about ignorance right now.

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Simply put, science is about knowing exactly what everything is. The next question that comes to our mind is how to know something correctly. We know about anything through the senses of eye, ear, nose, tongue and skin. The eye recognizes images. The ear recognizes sounds. The nose detects odors. The tongue recognizes taste. The skin recognizes touch. The process of knowing something thus this is called empathy.

The next thing to do is to find out if what you have know in the form of empathy is correct. To do that, you need to look at its about carefully. It is not appropriate to jump to conclusions just by hearing and seeing something. Because everything we see and hear is not always true. Because the best thing to do is to looking for at what you already know.

It is foolish to make decisions without thinking about something. Because sometimes those decisions are wrong and there are many times when you regret it. After observing something and confirming it, conclusions must be drawn. There can be many reasons for anything to happen, not just one. That is why the right decisions have to be made. That is the correct method.

Let me give you a simple example of this. Imagine that the light bulb in the room offed when you go into the room. As soon as you see it, you think the bulb has off because it has burned out. But is that the only reason the bulb is off? Maybe it's a switch fault. Or it could be a fault in the mains circuit. Do not remove the bulb at once and do not replace a new bulb until you find the cause. An investigation should be done first. Connect the bulb to another holder to see if the bulb is faulty. If the bulb was lit then there was nothing wrong with the bulb. Then the fault may be in the switch. To test it, you have to put another bulb in the switch and turn it on. If the bulb is not lit then you can confirm that the problem is in the switch.

Thus, according to science, if you make a decision about something, you must first find out about it. Then an investigation should be carried out and observations should be obtained. After confirming it by those observations, conclusions should be drawn. That is the correct method. But what we do is first come to a conclusion and then find out what happened. Then all the things that could have happened are over.

The End.

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