I was chatting with a good friend the other day about how people don’t critically analyze or think about things before they say something or take action. This 17-part haiku chain is my advice in poem about how to use the scientific method to figure things out.
Don’t preach what you think.
Only preach about what is known.
All else is guessing.
Do not confuse what
you are told by others with
actual facts, friend.
Human history
is composed of five parts. You
need all five for sure.
If you are missing
one or more element, you
cannot erase doubt.
PEOPLE are the first
ingredient. Specific
names and titles, please.
Next comes DATES. When did
this person live? During what
period of time?
What happened? Was there
some notable EVENTS? Why
is it important?
Where was this? What PLACES?
The milieu can help put things
in proper context.
Where’s the EVIDENCE?
Without evidence, there can
be no argument.
Perhaps you’ll provide
documentation, portraits,
or a photograph.
Ancient artifacts?
Audio recordings or
video footage?
If you claim a thing
to be the truth, make sure
to present your proof.
These are the rules of
evidence. All you have to
do is be a child.
“A child shall lead them.”
“You must be born again.” Be
curious. Inquire.
Ask questions like What?
Who? Where When? Why? and How? That’s
how to get answers.
Be critical in
thinking and analysis.
Don’t go on blind faith.
Research your subject.
Due diligence let’s you know.
Is it REALLY real?
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