ABSTRACT
A common sense definition of science could be ‘proven knowledge’; an activity in which science theories are derived from experience by experiment and observation, creating a wholly objective view of science, one in which inductive argument could be seen as the main tool to determine scientific fact, taking many experiences and generalising the observations to maintain objectivity. It is legitimised by repeated observations under different conditions with the use of a deductive argument in which predictions and explanations provide the logic.
