Science is a Public Activity
One of the nice things about science is that it is a public activity. Scientists publish their methods as well as their conclusions, which means that anybody else, anywhere in the world, can repeat their work. If they don't get the same results, we want to know the reason why. Usually they don't just repeat previous work but extend it: carry it further.
Notes:
Open to scrutiny and reproducible.
Folksonomies: science culture scientific method
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