The Autobiography of Charles Darwin, 1809–1882¶
Darwin, C. (1958). The Autobiography of Charles Darwin, 1809–1882.
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- Scientific method: the practice predates its naming — Darwin's notebooks reserved space for "facts that contradict me"; Mendeleev's table was tightened by predicted-then-found elements.
This sourceRecords Darwin's 'golden rule' of immediately noting any fact, observation, or thought opposed to his general results, lest it escape memory — the disposition to hunt disconfirming cases predating its methodological naming.
- Scientific method: the practice predates its naming — Darwin's notebooks reserved space for "facts that contradict me"; Mendeleev's table was tightened by predicted-then-found elements.
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