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What does research actually look like?

Start with a question. Gather evidence. Examine alternatives. Document what you know—and what you don't.

  1. Define a question that evidence could help answer.
  2. Collect observations and preserve source links.
  3. Evaluate records, uncertainty, and possible biases.
  4. Analyze patterns without confusing correlation with causation.
  5. Share reproducible methods, results, and limitations.

Guided investigations and downloadable example spreadsheets will be added here. No example datasets are represented as real observations yet.