Embracing uncertainty and skepticism in research from "summary" of The Double Helix by James D. Watson
In science, a healthy dose of skepticism is crucial. Without it, one can easily fall prey to false beliefs and misguided notions. As researchers, we must be willing to question everything, even our own assumptions and conclusions. This attitude of skepticism keeps us grounded in reality and helps us avoid the pitfalls of confirmation bias. Embracing uncertainty is another key aspect of scientific research. It is important to acknowledge that we may not have all the answers and that our understanding of the world is const...
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