why do we use scientific method?

Answer 1

so everyone does it the same way

Answer 2

It's a systematic way to test the validity of ideas (theories) against real-world experience. The scientific method involves
--formulating clear, testable hypotheses,
--identifying what we will observe (facts, data, sensory experiences) if the hypotheses are correct,
--collecting and organizing the observations, and
--accepting or rejecting the hypotheses based on those observations.

There are many other ways to arrive at what we're willing to count as knowledge -- intuition, tradition, speculation, revelation, authority. All of these have their place, but if you want to arrive at knowledge which can be verified to the satisfaction of other observers, the scientific method is the choice.

Answer 3

We use scientific method to better understand the many ways we could learn the major occurrences that change science everyday.

Answer 4

To test things.

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Answer 5

Because it tells you the steps about what you do to figure out if your test thing is going to be true or not it helps you get the answer faster

Answer 6

It's the only way to get real answers and avoid what you would rather "believe" is true.

Answer 7

So there isn’t a biased judgment.