The Architecture of Thought  It is human nature to try and
understand our surroundings and in some way contribute to them,
either to further our own existence or to help others in some
way. Human curiosity is, I think, one of our most powerful
attributes - the eternal need to search for more knowledge and
to better understand our place in our environment. Now, that's
the basis for science, as what science is constantly trying to
do is discover how, why, when, and where things exist. In order
to make any headway toward answering questions we have had to
come up with a method, the Scientific Method, that gives us the
capacity to design experiments and processes whereby we can
either explain something and predict it, or at least come up
with a theory that gives us the best possible description. One
of the cores of this Scientific Method is that in order to
measure something, to come to a reasonable conclusion, we have
to limit any variables in that experiment so any changes that
are experienced can be attributed