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Scientific progress is the idea that science increases its problem solving ability through the application of some scientific method. Dr. Terry Halwes wrote: "What is required for scientific progress is mainly ordinary curiosity, ordinary awareness, ordinary learning, ordinary reasoning, and fairly ordinary communication. Of course scientists work hard to develop and use precise technical terms for many of the things they talk about, but so do lawyers and golfers and cooks." [1] Sir Karl Popper wrote in The Logic of Scientific Discovery: The Science Hobbyist says:

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  • Scientific progress is the idea that science increases its problem solving ability through the application of some scientific method. Dr. Terry Halwes wrote: "What is required for scientific progress is mainly ordinary curiosity, ordinary awareness, ordinary learning, ordinary reasoning, and fairly ordinary communication. Of course scientists work hard to develop and use precise technical terms for many of the things they talk about, but so do lawyers and golfers and cooks." [1] Sir Karl Popper wrote in The Logic of Scientific Discovery: The Science Hobbyist says:
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  • Scientific progress is the idea that science increases its problem solving ability through the application of some scientific method. Dr. Terry Halwes wrote: "What is required for scientific progress is mainly ordinary curiosity, ordinary awareness, ordinary learning, ordinary reasoning, and fairly ordinary communication. Of course scientists work hard to develop and use precise technical terms for many of the things they talk about, but so do lawyers and golfers and cooks." [1] Sir Karl Popper wrote in The Logic of Scientific Discovery: The wrong view of science betrays itself in the craving to be right; for it is not his possession of knowledge, of irrefutable truth, that makes the man of science, but his persistent and recklessly critical quest for truth. [2] The Science Hobbyist says: Lots of important science comes NOT from proposing hypotheses or even from performing experiments, but instead comes from unguided observation and curiosity-driven exploration: from sniffing about while learning to see what nobody else can see. Scientific discovery comes from something resembling "informed messing around," or unguided play. [3]
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