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The '''scientific method''' is the process through which ideas are turned into testable hypotheses. Naive application of the method is often used to suppress ideas. | The '''scientific method''' is the process through which ideas are turned into testable hypotheses. Naive application of the method is often used to suppress ideas. | ||
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This article is a stub. You can help us by editing this page and expanding it.The scientific method is the process through which ideas are turned into testable hypotheses. Naive application of the method is often used to suppress ideas.