Publish at May 19 2021 Updated November 26 2021
In a world where misinformation is king and everyone claims to be an expert, it is important to remember the scientific process from a very young age. Indeed, the latter is an iterative one that constantly questions. An approach that forces one to confront one's hypotheses with real observations.
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