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All science is based on faith assumptions, such as the assumption that our senses are correctly reading the evidence.
The '''Scientific Method''' is a procedure for the dispassionate inquiry into natural phenomena. It involves the careful collection of data and the development of [[Theory|theories]] which organize those facts into [[Falsifiablity|falsifiable]] explanations. Thus science is built up as a deliberately fragile structure, like a house of cards, that can collapse if any foundational principles are proven to be false. When theories move away from falsifiability and become dogmatic, such as assigning purely human causes for climate change, or assumptions based on faith alone, then we say they are not scientific.
The '''Scientific Method''' is a procedure for the dispassionate inquiry into natural phenomena. It involves the careful collection of data and the development of [[Theory|theories]] which organize those facts into [[Falsifiablity|falsifiable]] explanations. Thus science is built up as a deliberately fragile structure, like a house of cards, that can collapse if any foundational principles are proven to be false. When theories move away from falsifiability and become dogmatic, such as assigning purely human causes for climate change, then we say they are not scientific.
==The four steps of the scientific method {{fact}}==
==The four steps of the scientific method {{fact}}==