Explain each step of the scientific method Videos

I love this. Nicely done. (And thanks for the bloopers.)

this is my homework

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+Pseudo Lain Because sea level has been rising for over 14 thousands years and is now rising at a lower rate than before for the past 8 thousand years. It's basically flatlined now, but you can scale any graph to look like there is any slope you like. In the short term, sea levels fluctuate. You can go in many places in Europe, especially the UK, and see ancient docks that are way above current sea levels for example.

+Stefan Metzeler If there is no global climate change, why is the sea level rising every year?Legitimately asking this question, please respond.

Râleur :pTout va bien, dans le pays monolingue de France. Unitė culturelle. Ils parlent presque tous Arabe ...

La flemme! lol En fait j'en avais vu une il y a quelques temps, de la version courte. Dommage, mes contacts ne comprennent pas toujours l'anglais parlé, la faute à l'élevage national formant des moutons et au système d'endoctrinement supérieur formant des idiots instruits, ayant respectivement remplacé l'instruction publique et l'enseignement supérieur français...

+Frédéric Célestin Eh non, désolé. Mais fais une recherche - il y a peut-être bien quelqu'un qui a une version sous-titrée. Ca devrait exister, vu à quel point il est connu ;)

T'aurais pas une VOSTFR qui traîne kekpart?

+Pseudo Lain Agreed,...in fact latest development in string theories and M theories leads to the same. According to Leonard Susskind we are just developing random ultimate theories so when have a lead on elementary physics or quantum gravity, we may already have a developed theory to support it.Yes, we accept that we are guessing in science but we do make sure it is best guess ever done. :D

+Neel Doshi Yup, we've gotten really damn good at it.The best part is, as soon as you get even ONE thing right, you get exponential growth around it because you can start to use logic to form hypotheses based on that knowledge.One discovery leads to 5 more, over and over rapidly growing in all directions.It's like childhood, you learn to move a single arm towards something you want which is pretty simple, but not long after that you discover more ridiculously complicated actions, to the point at which you're precisely manipulating your throat, tongue, jaw, lips, breathing, and memory in order to make specific noises string together in a way that not only carries meaning, but also syntax, in something we call spoken language. Later on even this isn't even enough and you throw in complex body movements as well just for the hell of it, which use so much action that I'm not even going to bother going into it, but at that point it's easyThe jump from needing your mothers tit to asking for milk from the fridge is so incredible that many people don't appreciate it.Science is just like that, it can crawl around in the dark for years, but as soon as it spots a sliver of light it will launch to it's feet, sprinting and screaming, "EUREKA!"

+Neel Doshi Yes, he is repeating Popperean falsification which has big hole on bottom!

+ntr10me Ah, you're Canadian eh? Well I won't argue with what you're saying but I think I'd rather go to Canada than America, if I ever do. Seems like a nicer place. :) Take care too.

+Sci_AntHaha XD  but don't sell us Canadians short.  We don't disappoint in this area, trust me on this.   Take care.

+ntr10me Thanks for the info! And yes, funnily I see these kind of mistakes made only by Americans.

+Sci_Ant It's all connected to the pronunciation of the contraction for 'must have'. I train people interested in teaching English as a Second Language, and at least once a year, ONE if not up to FIVE would-be teachers wants to do a lesson teaching 'must of'. I show my own ESL students youtube comment pages and THEIR heads explode at the sight of all the grammar mistakes made by us Average Joe Canuck-mericans. Cheers

+CloseWanSanツ I have a serious question. Why does everyone on the Internet and mostly from the USA use 'must of' instead of 'must have'. You're the first person I've seen openly correct someone for that apparent mistake. When did this madness even begin? XD

+Campbell Haynes must haveSorry. This strengthens my self-esteem. :DEDIT: There's something else that is wrong, but I'll "leave it to your imagination..."

+Le Nguyen physics is scary though

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Hi Ngoc! It's great to hear from you. Sorry for the late response as I was busy past few days. Do keep in touch.

Hello its me-Ngoc ^^ from Vietnam :)