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Posted on May 1, 2014 by Allison Marks

SCIENCE & ART: Galileo develops scientific method of experiment and observation, uses telescope for observation of moon, sun and planets, advocates Copernican hypothesis. POLITICS: Republic of Venice.

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Scientific Method: The Scientific Method is the full, total substitute and alternative for coercion and, when properly understood and applied, will make it completely unnecessary to have violent, destructive, and socially harmful practices. The Scientific Method consists of: 1. Observation (for gathering data) 2. Hypothesis formulation 3. Extrapolation 4. Observation (for corroboration) Plus Occam's Razor
Science: Organized knowledge; a search for absolutes in a world of relative observation.
Politics: Politics and ideology are two entirely different things; one involves coercion and the other involves ideas. While this is not a definition, it is an important distinction.
Observation: Observation is the ability to get inputs through our five senses.
Hypothesis: An organized connection of various facts which are derived from observation and which provide an attempt at an explanation. A hypothesis is not necessarily a correct explanation; it's just an attempt at an explanation.

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