The Science of Discovery (Why do scientists so rarely make breakthroughs)
Paglierani, Steven
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Imagine a scientific method which would allow you to make discoveries every time you use it, a method so precise that all definitions would scientifically define what a thing is and what it is not? This method would use two new maths, one to measure real world quantities, the other to measure real world qualities. This is Constellated Science.
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