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A modern scientific institution where published results are presented to peers who criticize and search for flaws.
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peer review
A modern scientific institution where published results are presented to peers who criticize and search for flaws.
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The scientific method consists of questions and hypotheses, protocols for testing hypotheses, experimentation, and a system of doubt and criticism through peer review.
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The Royal Society matters because it institutionalized peer questioning and doubt, allowing scientists to present findings before peers who improve the research process.
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"Now last thing is it creates a system of doubt and criticism in order to test all experimental results. And today we call them..."
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"Because religion purports to be the truth, right? And what science is saying is like, how do you know if you're right? Well, we..."
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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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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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