The Scientific Method

Mr. Andersen gives a brief description of the scientific method.
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Scientific Method - 1. Theory 2. Prediction 3. Testing 4. Observation 5. Evaluation - Question --- Why have we had no new natural laws discovered in the past 100+ years?

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9:49 - Watson & Crick didn't *discover* DNA; they based their work on the x-ray findings of Rosalind Franklin.

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🕸🕷who worked with Feynman

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Unfortunately, NONE of those people _discovered_ DNA. Friedrich Miescher discovered and isolated DNA in 1869.

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Happy to see mention of the MythBusters. Their experiments are done more for entertainment than for experimental validity, but that isn't really important. For myself and probably a lot of other people here, they were the people that introduced us to science and taught us that it was interesting.

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Experimentation is only a step of the scientific process but it is a very important because it always a) Given the biologists a correct result b) Allow rejection of some alternative hypothesis c) Ensure that hypothesis can be confirmed with certainty d) Gives scientists a chance to work in the laboratory

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"Mr. Andersen gives a brief description of the scientific method" 10 minutes long

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Ty sir. My teacher discussed the scientific method last week and there's not a single thing I understood not until I watched this video. tyty

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Thank you for this video. I had been reading lots of books and listening to podcasts in which the scientific method was mentioned but had no idea what it entailed. Thanks for clearing it up. Very informative video :)

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A pretty helpful video and a little Scientific history.

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I was just explaining this to a 4th grader in my after school program and her study sheet did not make it easy to understand the differences and importance of independent and dependent variables. I showed her using the classic balls of different sizes and hitting a ball with a foam hockey stick and a plastic bat...I hope I made it easier and didn't confuse her. I wasn't thinking how the hypothesis itself reveals your variables so it seems I neglected the easiest explanation, thanks for that.

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Summary • The scientific method consists of making observations, formulating a hypothesis, testing the hypothesis with new observations, making a new hypothesis if the new observations contradict the old hypothesis, or continuing to test the hypothesis if the observations agree. • A hypothesis is a tentative explanation that can be tested by further observation. • A theory is a hypothesis that has been supported with repeated testing. • A scientific law is a statement that summarizes the results of many observations. • Experimental data must be verified by reproduction from other scientists. • Theories must agree with all observations made on the phenomenon under study. • Theories are continually tested, forever. Abu 'Ali al-Hasa I am sure it won't help u now but still...

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What is the difference between a hypothesis and a prediction? How are they used in the sm?

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How does the method differ in the social sciences? What about thought experiments?

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what if the bigger object was shallow and the smaller object had more mass like such as a rock so would the smaller object still be least even if it is an rock?

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Thank you!

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Mrs. Christian's class!!!

[@VascoElbrecht]

I think it's important to say, that the "truth" is something very dynamic. Even if we think we know how something is working (proven with experiments), we can always be proven wrong (keep in mind that our truth has often a p value of 0.05-0.01 and technology improves constantly to discover new thing). Our knowledge of science is just a snapshot, and it will advance in the future. I think it's very importent to think critically and also keep questioning the "thinks we know".

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Excellent Video, I´ll use for my students to understand how the scientific method came about and how it works to develop theories and find out the truth.

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Anyone watching this years after they graduated without any degree in science and just want to learn about the most beautiful thing ever? The only reason our civilation is What it is today, is not the generals and emeperors, war or religions, republicans or liberals, kardashians or beibers, its those few scientists all over the world over the course of history. Be thankful. Great video

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I've never heard this stated so beautifully!

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The Scientific Method should be the first thing a kid should learn in school, before anything else.

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so they shouldn't learn their ABC's first?

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Ok, I know this video was made forever ago, but I got confused about something. When you/he was talking about graphing the independent and dependent variables as a bar graph, how would that work? It doesn't make sense to me.

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What program do you use to draw the words?

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R.I.P That one guy on Myth Busters

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Why did you draw the Gravity vector going toward the right? It's still pulling towards the ground.

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+J Snowden I was thinking the same thing

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hahah, i don't think he was drawing vectors, i think he was just drawing plain old arrows.

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The correct name of the scientist/philosopher at 2:30 is Ḥasan Ibn al-Haytham (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibn_al-Haytham)

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Do all the sciences use the same scientific method?

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Galileo :"All truth is easy to understand once they are discovered" Quantum physics: "LOL"

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I like that...i_independent variable is what (I) do

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"the myth-busters are not scientists"? If they use the Scientific Method then they are scientists

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Can the scientific method verify itself? Just curious.

[@shadowstrike5299]

The scientific method is just a logical tool. Since its more mental than anything else it can’t been “verified” yet it still works.

[@feynstein1004]

Couldn't you argue that because it works, that's kind of a verification?

[@BrianTarr]

sure, it works by inductive reasoning. you drop an apple 999 times, you can reason that it will drop again the next time you let it go. by the same token, the scientific method creates predictive models which can be verified or falsified by further experiments. the more a model is verified, the more confident you can be in it, and the more successful the models are, the more confident you can be in the "model-making process" (i.e., the scientific method). this doesn't provide a priori justification, and thus requires trial and error, but the device you're using to read this comment is just one piece of the tons of evidence that science works!

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kind of in itself absolves verification

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