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Organized doubt that occasionally agrees on something long enough to build a bridge.
means A systematic method of asking nature questions through observation and experiment, then updating beliefs based on the answers.
from From Latin scientia, knowledge, from scire, to know — originally any expertise, later narrowed to the experimental kind.
Word ageScientist coined only in 1833, by William Whewell.
Core trickTheories can be disproven, never finally proven true.
Self-correctingWrongness is a feature, not a scandal.