關於本電子書
The book adopts a historical perspective, examining experiments and theories within their specific contexts, making it accessible to a general audience interested in science history. A key argument is that scientific failures aren't mere setbacks but are integral to advancing knowledge. By analyzing these missteps, we can identify flaws in reasoning and arrive at a more accurate understanding.
The book progresses by first introducing the concept of ""failure"" in science, then exploring case studies of experiments with unexpected results, and finally examining theories that were widely accepted but later proven incorrect, such as the phlogiston theory of combustion. By focusing on the human stories behind scientific failures, the book humanizes science and emphasizes the importance of critical thinking.
