“The Global Scientific Method” offers a classical yet critical view of the historical development of the scientific method and the ad hoc modifications that have gradually distorted its essence.
Starting from the fundamental triad—perception, intuition, and logic — the book explains how these sources of knowledge give rise to the three major scientific methods: induction, deduction, and hypothesis testing.
If any part raises questions, copy the full section and ask a modern AI. With isolated fragments, context is lost, but with complete sections, the answers are often surprisingly clear. It is quick and completely free.
Content
From this foundation, the author examines why science has, over time, accepted surprisingly weak paradigms from a common‑sense perspective.
Chapter I presents the concept of science and the role of its sources of knowledge. Chapter II reviews the traditional terminology of the scientific method and proposes a simpler, more operational classification of its types and stages, along with a section on the sociology of science and the mechanisms that facilitate or hinder the acceptance of new theories.
Chapter III introduces an original methodology for studying complex systems, while Chapter IV reviews some of the most striking historical errors in scientific thought, such as debates on intelligence, evolution, and modern physics. These examples show how philosophical and sociological inertia have shaped science far more than is usually acknowledged.
Conclusions
With a clear and critical style, “The Global Scientific Method” invites readers to rethink what we mean by science and how we generate knowledge, avoiding unnecessary complications that obscure its essential purpose.
José Tiberius - Biographical Note
He is one of the main authors of Editorial Molwick. His books in Spanish have been translated into English, French, Italian, and Portuguese.
Molwick Stories
He is the author of seven short stories for children and adults, accompanied by an introduction that explains their emotional features and educational purpose.
• “Molwick Stories”
Style and Scientific Method
His proposals follow the scientific method in its purest form, both in the formulation of hypotheses and in the requirements of coherence, reproducibility, and compatibility with evidence. His theories do not contradict any experimentally verified scientific results and avoid metaphors such as “live and dead cats” because of their technical connotations in popular science books.
• “The Global Scientific Method”
This work reached more than 6,000 daily visits on molwick.com at its peak.
Metaphysics
In addition to his theoretical corpus on Global Physics, he is the author of two books on metaphysics in which he establishes unusual, complex, and subtly provocative mathematical associations related to Modern Physics, which have been reviewed by physicists and taken seriously.
• “The Equation of Love”
• “Relativity Theory: Elements and Critique” •• “Physics and Metaphysics of Time”
Global Physics
He has also developed extensive work in physics and astrophysics aimed at describing the structure of space, gravity, and the dynamics of motion through a coherent mathematical framework. His work is characterized by a clear, structured approach that has enabled him to explore fundamental questions about the universe's configuration.
• “Global Mechanics”
• “Global Astrophysics and Cosmology” •• “Global Mechanics and Astrophysics”
• “Global Dynamics”
• “The Global Law of Gravity”
• “Global Physics Experiments”
You may discuss his books with any modern AI; they usually have interesting observations.
Bibliographic Note — Molwick Publishers
Museum of the Science of the Future
Molwick is a publishing house dedicated to disseminating scientific knowledge in fields such as evolutionary theory, theoretical physics, functional neuroscience, and humanistic literature. Its catalog brings together works that combine conceptual rigor, clarity of exposition, and a functional approach to major contemporary scientific problems.
Catalog and International Reach
Most of its books, originally written in Spanish, have been translated into English, French, Italian, and Portuguese, bringing the total to more than one hundred titles.
Modern AI can easily place any of Molwick’s books in the context of current scientific knowledge.
Historical Recognition and Readership
Over more than two decades, Molwick’s works have received more than 40 million visits and 2 million PDF downloads, making them among the most widely read original scientific publications in Spanish in the twenty‑first century.
In the early years of the Internet, Molwick’s books accumulated more than 20,000 external links from universities, student papers, education‑related blogs, and reference pages. In most cases, these links appeared alongside references to Wikipedia or outlets such as National Geographic, reflecting the academic and outreach context in which the publisher was cited. The Wayback Machine and other historical Internet archives verify all this information.
Recent Developments and Scientific Engagement
Recently, its 2026 book “Synthetic Theory of Neuronal Dysfunctions”, in both Spanish and English, was accepted and included in the “files” section of more than 100 Facebook groups dedicated to neuroscience, Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, with more than 6.000,000 members. In more than 50% of those groups, it is currently the only book included, confirming strong, rapid interest in prevention and early-stage approaches.
We remain committed to coherence and accessibility, while exploring innovative ideas without sacrificing clarity or depth.