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How to verify the science you read
Take note of verifiable facts as you read.
Whether the science you read is an article, book, or web page, read the text in its entirety. As you read, pay attention to details.
Possible answers:
(A). Note the scope of the book, the title, author and any technical details. You might also notice similar texts on the internet.;
(B). Don't be caught up thinking the general theme is purely rational and psychologically logical, but that the same general notion or idea may have your mind running some crazy loop! Edit the text on your handheld computer. Once you have determined what's important to you, use the computer's editing power to preview the text.;
(C). Write down or make a mental note of things that are confusing or unclear. Use a highlighter or pen to underline, circle, or highlight facts that can be verified.;
(D). The purpose of each fact is to give the reader a clearer idea of the data you are looking at. It's also to make the initial assumptions clear, which can be helpful later when it comes to making sure your own data is correct.;
(C).