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Submitted by Karina G on Sun, 09/06/2009 - 9:42pm.

 When professor Grobstein said that we were all scientist and that we had been making science since we were babies, that really struck me because is true. I never realized that we do things and try out things just like scientist. Truth is we all have the capacity to do science. I think we forget about this because the experiments we do as babies and now adults are simple and an everyday activity.

I like this way of looking at the scientific method as a Loopy process. Seeing it as a loopy process makes science less rigid as we are used to looking at it.

 

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