Finagle’s Rules
- To study a subject, understand it throughly before you start.
- Always keep a record of data – it indicates that you have been working.
- Draw your curves first, then plot your data.
- If in doubt, make it “sound” convincing.
- Experiments should be reproducable – they should fail in the same way every time.
- Do not believe in miracles, rely on them.
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