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For more than two decades, the author of Question Everything examined the world through the disciplined lens of science. Chemistry demanded precision, verifiable results, and a refusal to accept claims without evidence. Yet the deeper he looked—not just into the structure of molecules but into the structure of society—the more he discovered that the same…
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Every discipline has its own method for discovering truth. For philosophers, it’s reason; for journalists, investigation; for artists, intuition. For chemists, truth is revealed through reaction—controlled change under observation. You don’t just believe what’s in a flask; you test it until the results either confirm your theory or explode it. That mindset—patient, skeptical, evidence-driven—is exactly…