The mystery of research
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The document provides guidance on how to structure a research paper by using a murder mystery as a metaphor. It recommends starting with a purpose statement that describes what the research aims to discover, like who killed Colonel Fluffernutter, how, and why. It also suggests outlining the research methods, presenting findings and evidence, discussing expert sources, and concluding with a thesis based on discoveries made during the investigation.
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The document discusses the limitations of science in determining whether life exists on other planets. It argues that while science relies on evidence and experimentation, it cannot prove the existence of life elsewhere because it has no way to directly observe or experiment on other planets. The document asserts that claims of evidence like water on Mars or structures only represent hypotheses, not facts, and that science cannot say for certain whether life exists elsewhere or if reports of things like UFOs are true. In the end, the document concludes that science is not absolute and cannot discover if life exists on other planets since it cannot apply the scientific method to directly observe or experiment on aliens.
Reason and logic
1. The document discusses different types of reasoning, including deductive reasoning which moves from general premises to specific conclusions, and inductive reasoning which moves from specific observations to general conclusions.
2. It notes that while deductive reasoning can provide certainty, the truth of conclusions relies on the truth of premises, which are often based on inductive generalizations.
3. The story of the inductive turkeys is used to show that even well-established generalizations based on induction could potentially be wrong, as their situation unexpectedly changed. This demonstrates limitations of both deduction and induction.
logic
1. Sherlock Holmes deduces that the thief who stole the racehorse could not have been a stranger because the watchdog did not bark, indicating the thief was known to the dog.
2. Deductive reasoning moves from general premises to reach a specific conclusion, while inductive reasoning moves from specific observations to broader generalizations.
3. However, inductive and deductive reasoning both have limitations, as conclusions based on reasoning could turn out to be incorrect if premises are flawed or observations prove inadequate.
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