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1. Many people wrongly believe that scientists begin by making extensive observations of the natural world, and then form their ideas by analyzing those observations. How does the way in which Galileo formed his ideas indicate that this is not the case? What role, if any, did observation play for Galileo? How does the mathematical approach to understanding the natural world counter the typical model of "the scientific method"?

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