Questions to the video

1. The men has ordered a cup of hot choco with whipped cream. He saw, that in this drink there was no whipped cream. He started to argue with a waiter, who wanted to prove his right. It turned out that the whipped cream will float on the top of the hot choco, so he thought that the waiter Was lieing.
So the way to prove our right is to do something a few times and have the same result.

2. People belive in supernatural things, because they want to do it, for example Christians belives in recurrection of Christ, which is scientyfically imposible. Although people don't always belives in science. Despite many experiments and researches, we have to verify if the result is possible.

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  1. englishdiary27 marca 2020 04:40

    Ad. 1 This is the anecdote from the video, not the description of how scientific method works.
    Ad. 2 To say that "People believe in supernatural things, because they want to do it" is not enough. i was hoping for an explanation of some sort.

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