It's time to get rid of fancy claims and make science more boring

One of the special things about science is the built-in system of self-correcting. There is no scientific truth, just a set of preliminary truths that need to be revised or rejected as new information comes in. This process isn't always quick or peaceful, but it usually results in an answer in the end. The result is scientific progress.

Nowadays science urgently needs to apply this obligation to self-correct to its own processes. There are many exciting discoveries in science, but not all incremental advances can be revolutionary. In order to get the impulses going with current knowledge, scientists …