Why is the scientific method objective?

Simply to overcome the problems of being a subjective being with a personal experience of reality that is modeled in your central nervous system. read more

Objective is a good word for the scientific method because properly understood science investigates and discovers truths about objects. (I do not consider the social sciences as science proper in this respect.) Objects are everything physical from the quantum to the cosmic scale and include biological life and the human brain. read more

But in the scientific community, where results have to be reviewed and duplicated, bias must be avoided at all costs. ­T­hat's the job of the scientific method. It provides an objective, standardized approach to conducting experiments and, in doing so, improves their results. read more

Scientists use the scientific method because it is evidence-based, standardized and objective in conducting experiments. The scientific method allows scientists to stick to facts and to avoid the influence of preconceived notions and personal biases in research processes, improving the credibility of research findings. read more