My brain is ‘hurting’ today. So I’m chilling out by making my first bread in my newish oven (in my newish London flat). As I don’t have any measuring jugs or machine, I have to somehow convert all measurements i.e. in ml, g, kg into ‘cup’. In the past, I will have rushed out to buy the necessary tools (tools are in my house in Staines) to make sure I get a near perfect bread. Well… now I’m more ‘mellowed’, and just happy to make do with whatever I have…The result will be in couple of hours time when I put the dough to the test.
Now, why my brain is ‘hurting’? I suspect it’s because I watched TV till late last night (Robin Hood!) instead of reading and writing my transfer thesis. I said ‘hurting’ as I even forgot to turn off my kitchen tap – left it running for how long, I don’t remember?!
Mmm..am I ‘mellowed’ as well in doing my research process and reasoning?
I have read a bit about the so called scientific reasoning i.e. deductive, inductive and abductive reasoning. I guess the scientific process is linked to the reasoning. I said ‘I guess’ because I don’t know if there’s a standard or recognised method/approach for measurement or assessment of ‘scientific process(es). What constitute ‘scientific process’?
Perhaps I ought to frame my question as; What constitute research process?
Time to test my dough…