How important is scientific thinking?

Answer 1

The scientific method is important because science is very dependent on it's data and experiments being reliable and replicable. The scientific method is used to repeat and refine an experiment or method of data collection to prevent unexpected results.

Answer 2

By using the scientific method, the scientist sets up the parameters of an experiment and outlines the procedure step-by-step so that any other researcher any where in the world can replicate his experiment and obtain the same results every time.

When other researchers have done this experiment and obtained the same results, the conclusion can safely be included as a scientific fact and be added to the body of scientific knowledge.

Without the scientific method, a lot of snake oil could be excepted as factual science.

Answer 3

Well, in a nut shell, I would say because it's the best "objective" way we know so far to test the truth or validity of a hypothesis or theory of how we think things might be (are/work) against the reality of facts or evidence. It is not based on belief or faith. This is assuming the testing is done honestly, of course...

Answer 4

Science is very important it helps us find cures for deadly diseases about gravity tells us about the univerise

Answer 5

I trying to figure it out, I mean, I need to discuss it in my work and was looking for some ideas on the web, but I guess no one knows it lol (Brazil - Rio de Janeiro)

Answer 6

scientific thinking is VERY important. without it, no body would live.

Answer 7

its not inportant love jenna and ruth xx