Re: Culture of Science?

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Eric Brunner (brunner@mandrake.think.com) wrote:
: Paul Gorman (eqivp@westminster.ac.uk) wrote:
: : Joel and Lynn Gazis-Sax (gazissax@best.com) wrote:
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: : : Perhaps you all have others. The point I would make about these things
: : : is that they /are not/ Scientific Method. But they sure as hell sneak
: : : in and wreak their havoc often enough for us to be aware of them.
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: : Ah. Perhaps you'd enlighten us as to what the *true* Scientific Method is?
:
: Before attempting to muddy the waters Paul, starting with an available
: cite such as Kuhn would be appropriate.

Having checked the post I responded to I can find no 'availible cite such
as Kuhn'. Did you have a point?

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