What is science ?  How do we know what we think we know ?  How do I differentiate between a good idea and one which is not so good ?  Can I really have knowledge about the world around me ?

 

These are some questions which are involved in science and the methods we use to reach towards scientific knowledge.  This is a collection of articles and pieces of work which try and think through the nature of science and knowledge, and arrive at tangible understandings which we can take into all areas of our lives.  Science involves a way of thinking which belongs to everyone, and particularly in this information age, can be something which we all contribute to producing.

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List of Articles:

• A Study of Multiple Sclerosis: A Bibliography by Alex Dunedin
• Bronchial Asthma and Atopy: A Concorded Hypothesis by Alex Dunedin
• Common Sense: A Theory of Inherent Knowledge
• Error and Scepticism
• Experiments and Predictions
• Exploratory Study: Vitamin D and COVID 19 – Evidence for Prevention and Treatment
• Glyphosate: Environmental Toxicology Report
• Hypothesis, Theory, Model and Law
• Logic and Reasoning
• Multiple Sclerosis: Complete Literature Review and Appended Hypothesis by Alex Dunedin
• N Acetyl Cysteine in Problem Drug Use and Psychiatric Treatments: A Verbatim Science Method
• Objectivity
• Observation and Empiricism
• Peer Review
• Prospecting Document: Molybdenum Adjunct to Thiamine Therapy in Relation to Alcohol Use
• Scholarly Politics and Human Foibles
• Science and Knowledge
• Scientific Method
• The Common Instruments of Knowledge
• The Traditional, the Contemporary and Orthodoxy