How to look for new Laws (Designs, Concepts, or Principles)…

First we Guess; then…

We Compute the Consequences of the Guess to see what it would imply; then…

We Compare the Computation results to Nature, or Compare to Experiment, or Compare to Experience… of direct observation; to see if it works.

If it Disagrees with Experiment, it is Wrong; this simple Statement is the “Key to Science;” it does not matter how beautiful the Computation, or Who expressed it, it is Wrong.

So the simple concept sequence is…

Guess → Compute Consequences → Compare to Nature, Experiment, and Experience.

How to debunk irrelevance, superstition, and presumption; With a phrase, then a question, then the answer.

First require the subject of the "Debunking" to; Throw out everything that he or she has been ASKED TO BELEIVE.

Second and most importantly ask; What is left?

The answer to the question is; "Experience." Yes it is just that simple, all that one may count on is direct experience, which does not require any words to know what that experience actually is. Words sometimes cause problems because different people use different meanings for the same words. Two example words are "Faith" and "Belief." These words mean different things to different people. If the Primary Investigator of "Truth-in-Experience" is to be understood without confusion or doubt by all, that person must rely of the authentic definitions of the words used in the written and spoken conclusion of the facts of experience, most of which may be found in "Webster's Dictionary."

The investigator may receive considerable difficulty from the subject who is asked to dispel belief. Many, if not most, people do not poses the discipline to separate their beliefs from their experiences. This task which never ends requires significant reflection on ones recollections. Many people live their lives in complete darkness, shrouded by the veil of belief and superstition which consumes their every activity and clouds their thoughts. The subject of the debunking must learn to be discriminatory in all things outside the self which comes from all books, other people, and communication devices like television and recordings. Only after this dichotomy of "Belief versus Experience" is accomplished within the self may one understand one's own experience. This is the essence of Science and Truth. After all, the most difficult lie to overcome is the lie you tell yourself.