What are some axioms of the scientific method?

I'll try to address here not in technical terms but in terms of broad principles of employing the scientific way of thinking both within the realm of the natural sciences and also in their usefulness with other subjects at large. read more

The axioms of the scientific method include: A shared physical reality exists for all local observers. Reality can be reliably and accurately modeled. The models can be built from rational thought, observations, and tests. Some models are better than others. read more

No. "Scientific method" is a loose collection of research techniques that vary from discipline to discipline and can not be formalized into "axioms", it is an art or a craft rather than theory. Only some vague general principles are common and they do change over time, sometimes they are called scientific paradigms. read more