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Francis Bacon's New Atlantis is presented as a vision of science as specialized bureaucracy, with offices for experiments, audits, and theory-making.
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Francis Bacon
Francis Bacon's New Atlantis is presented as a vision of science as specialized bureaucracy, with offices for experiments, audits, and theory-making.
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Bacon's solution is to separate science from religion and bureaucratize hypothesis, experiment, data analysis, and replication so each department audits the prior step.
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"...for the creation of the scientific method his name is actually Francis Bacon and he spent his entire life promoting the idea of scientific..."
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"have the most advanced science in the world and what and the reason why the most advanced science in the world is because they..."
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"These we call interpreters of nature. So these are theoreticians. They're the ones who take this experimental data and combine it into a theory...."
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"...doubt in the scientific process. Okay? That's the solution proposed by Francis Bacon. And again, it is the most successful solution in human history...."
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"And so what happens is that each department is inspecting and auditing the work of the previous department to make sure the results are,..."
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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