On the contrary, the practice of science supposes the existence of a real and a common world, and assumes that its impact on each individual who is part of it is modified by him in a way which constitutes his personal experience. Science is a language for talking not about experience but about the world.
Science is systematic in method because it seeks a system of prediction.
The aim of science is to order the particular example by articulating it on a skeleton of general law. The focus questions of our work so far are not research questions, which d irect the explanatory side of science, but instead they are designed to help create a context, a deeper understanding of Monarch butterflies, from which interesting research questions about the natural world can emerge. The conclusions you make based on your work so far should answer the focus questions posed by the study. They are also a ticket to the explanatory part of science. Research questions emerge that allow us to test that model.