Scientific skepticism

Scientific skepticism is when you look at scientific claims and use scientific methods to figure out if those claims are true or not. It's like a detective looking for evidence to help them figure out the truth. When looking for evidence, you need to be open-minded and not just believe whatever you hear. For example, let's say someone tells you that a magical crystal can cure your cold. Scientific skepticism means you need to examine this claim to see if it is true. You might look at scientific studies, talk to experts, or try the crystal yourself to see if it works. In the end, scientific skepticism can help you decide if a claim is true or not.