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Science Set Free: 10 Paths to New Discovery

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Science is in crisis. Dogma and superstition have replaced critical thinking and open inquiry. The result has been a decline in scientific progress and a loss of faith in science itself.

Science Set Free: 10 Paths to New Discovery

by Rupert Sheldrake

4.7 out of 5

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But there is hope. Science can be set free from the chains that bind it. By embracing a new vision for science, one that is free from dogma and superstition, we can unlock a new era of scientific progress.

The 10 Paths to New Discovery

The book Science Set Free offers a roadmap for a new era of scientific progress. The book's ten paths to new discovery provide a framework for conducting scientific research that is free from bias and dogma.

Question everything. The first step to new discovery is to question everything. Don't accept anything as true simply because it is the prevailing belief. Challenge assumptions, test hypotheses, and be willing to change your mind when the evidence demands it.
Be open to new ideas. Don't be afraid to consider new ideas, even if they seem strange or unconventional. Some of the greatest scientific discoveries have been made by people who were willing to think outside the box.
Follow the evidence. Let the evidence guide your s. Don't let your personal beliefs or biases influence your interpretation of the data.
Be willing to change your mind. As new evidence emerges, be willing to change your mind. Science is a process of continuous learning and discovery. Be prepared to revise your hypotheses and theories as new evidence becomes available.
Collaborate with others. Science is a collaborative process. Share your ideas with others and be open to their feedback. Collaboration can lead to new insights and discoveries.
Be patient. Scientific discovery takes time. Don't expect to make a major breakthrough overnight. Be patient and persistent in your research, and eventually you will be rewarded.
Don't be afraid to fail. Failure is a natural part of the scientific process. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Learn from your mistakes and keep trying. Eventually you will succeed.
Be curious. Science is driven by curiosity. Be curious about the world around you and ask questions about how things work. Curiosity can lead to new discoveries.
Be passionate. Science is a passion. Be passionate about your work and be driven by a desire to make a difference in the world. Passion can lead to great things.
Be free. Science is a free and open process. Be free to think for yourself and be free to challenge the status quo. Science can only flourish when it is free from dogma and superstition.

Science Set Free is a book that offers a new vision for science. The book's ten paths to new discovery provide a roadmap for a new era of scientific progress. By embracing a new vision for science, one that is free from dogma and superstition, we can unlock a new era of scientific progress and make the world a better place.

Science Set Free: 10 Paths to New Discovery

by Rupert Sheldrake

4.7 out of 5