Roger Bacon's Scientific Method

Roger Bacon's scientific method emphasized systematic observation, experimentation, and verification. He believed scientists should carefully observe the natural world, formulate hypotheses, and then test those ideas through controlled experiments. Bacon also stressed the importance of repeating experiments to confirm results and sharing knowledge openly for collective progress. This approach laid early groundwork for the modern scientific method by promoting empirical evidence and skepticism of unfounded claims, encouraging a disciplined and methodical pursuit of knowledge about nature.