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 The scientific method is based on the 'Early Empiricism - Scientific Revolution - Canonical Method - Modern Use and Critical Thinking' and has come to this day through this history. Again, as expected, the development of the rules of the scientific method was not simple and was the subject of intense and repeated debate. Some of the greatest developments were particularly prominent in the development of empiricism, in which the rationalist approach was particularly prominent, which later gradually gave rise to the hypothesis-deductive model, which was formulated in the 20th century and has since undergone significant modifications. The scientific method embodies the position that reason alone cannot solve certain scientific problems, and a strong formulation of the scientific method does not always coincide with forms of empiricism. In current scientific practice, the use of scientific modeling and the reliance on abstract typology and theory are generally accepted. The scientific method refutes the claim that theories held from the past to the present are the only ones that can prove the truth