[MD] Alternatives to the scientific method

[pholden at davtv.com]

Quoting "Laycock, Jos (OSPT)" <Jos.Laycock at OFFSOL.GSI.GOV.UK>:

> For instance this was one response to a recent enquiry from someone else trying to
> use this site completely inappropriately. Actually I realise its not 13 and over,
> just that you need to get Mum and Dad to register for you if you hapen to under
> 13. 
> 
> "While I have no idea what the exact requirements for a Ph.D. in your country are,
> I very much doubt that a topic from this website--designed for children--is
> appropriate for a student at your level. I suggest you speak with your advisor and
> other students in your department, and look online (Google Scholar is a great
> place) for papers on topics you're interested in. Once you've done that, you may
> want to contact the authors to be sure you just don't repeat their work"
> 
> www.Sciencebuddies.com

Instead of wasting your time attacking the messenger you might find it more
to the subject at hand to analyze the message and point out where it is 
mistaken concerning the scientific method. Also, I note you have nothing to 
say about the quote from Wilber about the essential element of measurement in
the work of science.


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