This work argues that words that do not represent 
This work argues that words that do not represent real things, like "fortune," "prime mover," and "element of fire," should not exist. The second book of this work lists twenty-eight hot things and contains a Table of the Degrees and Comparisons of Heat. This work notes differences in how ants, spiders, and bees collect and process resources around them. This work claims that the Sophistical, Empirical, and Superstitious Systems of Philosophy hinder civilization's ability to advance. That critique is called the Idols of the Theater, which the author lists in this work alongside the Idols of the Tribe, Cave, and Marketplace. This work champions a method of inductive reasoning. For 10 points, name this work of scientific philosophy, an update to a work of Aristotle written by Francis Bacon.
This work argues that words that do not represent real things, like "fortune," "prime mover," and "element of fire," should not exist.
 Novum Organum [or The New Organon]