The scientific method relies on evidence and experimentation from "summary" of To Explain the World by Steven Weinberg
The foundation of the scientific method is built upon the relentless pursuit of evidence and experimentation. It is not enough to simply make claims or rely on intuition when seeking to understand the world around us. Instead, scientists must gather data through careful observation and testing in order to support or refute their hypotheses. Throughout history, scientists have followed this rigorous approach to inquiry, challenging conventional wisdom and advancing our collective knowledge. By subjecting their ideas to the scrutiny of empirical evidence, they have been able to uncover the underlying principles that govern the natural world. Experiments play...
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