Again, let me point out that this is more evidence of just how deeply ingrained the idea that Science is Something You Can&#x27;t Do is ingrained in the culture.<p>The physical requirements for science are easy to get. Specific experiments may be hard, but that&#x27;s a characteristic of the experiments, not &quot;science&quot;. The hard part is all in the attitude, learning to look for reasons why you are wrong instead of right. It is not in the physical gear and it&#x27;s not in following a particular checkbox procedure thoughtlessly. (If I could, I&#x27;d remove &quot;The Scientific Process&quot; from the curriculum. It&#x27;s a misnomer, literally starting from the word &quot;The&quot;.) It is a grave failure of the education system that so many people come out of it thinking otherwise.