What is the Scientific method?

Also See: A Guide to Scientific Terminology, and Types of Truth. The purpose of the scientific method is to provide a structured and objective approach to investigating questions about the natural world, ensuring that results are reliable, verifiable, and as free from bias as possible by following a set of steps including observation, hypothesis formation, experimentation,…Continue reading What is the Scientific method?

A Guide to Scientific Terminology

Also See: The Scientific Method, and Types of Truth. Fact A fact is a confirmed observation or statement that can be proven true. “Water freezes at 0°C (32°F) under standard atmospheric pressure.” Scientific Fact A scientific fact is a repeatable and consistent observation that has been confirmed through experimentation. “The Earth orbits the Sun.” Scientific…Continue reading A Guide to Scientific Terminology

A Response to Ed Husain’s Among the Mosques: Bradford

In Ed Husain’s chapter on Bradford in Among the Mosques, he paints a stark picture of a city deeply rooted in Pakistani Muslim culture, which he claims resists integration and undermines British values. According to Husain, Bradford’s Muslim residents live in isolation, wear exclusively “Muslim” attire, and raise women solely to fulfill domestic roles. Such…Continue reading A Response to Ed Husain’s Among the Mosques: Bradford