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scientific
/ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk/
Suggests a rigorous commitment to objectivity, evidence, and systematic observation. It carries a connotation of reliability and precision, implying that a conclusion was reached through a repeatable process rather than intuition or anecdote. In common usage, it is often contrasted with "empirical" (which focuses on observation alone) or "theoretical" (which focuses on conceptual models). While "empirical" is about what is seen, "scientific" implies the entire framework of hypothesis, testing, and peer review. When used colloquially to describe a person's approach (e.g., "a scientific mind"), it describes a personality trait characterized by skepticism, curiosity, and a refusal to accept claims without proof.
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stop capping. there's no scientific reason for you to be this bad at Mario Kart.
stfu i'm literally fighting for my life in this bio lab right now.