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Originally Posted by peacegirl
The brain lies right behind the eyes, which would mean that the brain and the eyes work in such a way that you can't separate the two.
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Sure you can. You just cut the optic nerve. There is no other connection between the brain and the retina, and that connection only carries signals in one direction.
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Originally Posted by peacegirl
I'm wondering why a scientific journal would include observation, description and analysis as part of their criteria, and no one here will give him a chance. Doesn't that tell you something? 
Since all scientific research involves observation, description and analysis, points made in this article are applicable to historical and descriptive, as well as to experimental, research.
How to write a scholarly research report. Rudner, Lawrence M. & William D. Schafer |
Because observation, description and analysis are part of the scientific method. However, they represent only part of the scientific method, but they represent the entirety of Lessans' method (excepting, of course, his allegedly unique ability to see relations that other people can't see). Lessans' method (if it can properly described as such) omits other essential elements, things like data collection, documentation, experiments conducted under controlled conditions, replicablity, etc.