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12 timestamped hits 2 source readings 9 extracted notes Aliases: method, methods, scientific-methods

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scientific method

Used as the school-taught sequence of research, hypothesis, experiment, data, observation, and refinement that Jiang says communicates ideas but does not generate great discoveries.

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scientific method

Glossary

Used as the school-taught sequence of research, hypothesis, experiment, data, observation, and refinement that Jiang says communicates ideas but does not generate great discoveries.

scientific method

Glossary

Modern method of knowing truth by questioning, doubting, and testing claims rather than relying on divine inspiration.

Lecture critique as of 2025-10-15.

diagnosis

He argues school destroys creativity because it teaches a process that does not generate great scientific ideas; discovery comes through imagination, intuition, and channeling the divine.

Clarification during the 2025-10-15 lecture.

model

He accepts the student's distinction that the scientific method is useful for convincing others and spreading an inspired idea after it has arrived.

Interpretive model in this lecture.

model

The Scientific Revolution is framed as a shift from asking what God or truth is to asking how humans can know God and divine law.

Core lecture model.

model

Modern science changes the governing question from 'what is truth?' to 'how do we know truth?', making doubt rather than divine inspiration the central priority.

Definition used in this lecture.

definition

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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Relevant Lectures And Readings

The Theory of Everything Is a War of Perception

2025-10-15, day precision · glossary, claims

Reading

A source-grounded reading of Jiang's attack on the scientific worldview: Big Bang, evolution, neuroscience, school, and transhumanism become parts of one material story that forgets divinity, fears death, and lets power reinvent reality.

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