RE: Understanding Research - X kills Cancer

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Understanding Research - X kills Cancer

in science •  7 years ago  (edited)

I'm not trying to prove you wrong.

I'm telling you that if you're arguing a scientific point that you need to choose your words for accuracy.

FYI, the scientific method isn't a way to find the right answers, it's a way to filter out the wrong answers. So no, they don't need to provide the right answer to you, they just need to show where your wrong answer fails.

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Science is based on TRUTH! Do you deny it? We do assume something to calculate something and in if you are a science student then you know what i mean and what did you say now? They don't need to provide me the right answer!!WHAT?? Then i just have to check someone post and say 'NICE POST! I AM TOTALLY AGRRE WITH YOU?!' If someone really want to post for the betterment of the conmunity then it is not a big deal to provide the right things though i was wrong for a word 'completely'. But one can't deny that it is commonly! And i wanted to provide that.

No, science is the search for truth.
There's a distinct difference.

It's based on 'TRUTH' . Not only searching for something makes the sense of Science!