What should go into a "Bible of Science"?

The Six Commandments
Ask a Question
Do Background Research
Construct a Hypothesis
Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment
Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion
Communicate Your Results

rule number one: don’t make rules about science, someone eventually proves you wrong.

You really couldn’t put anything more than the method in. It would be a pretty short book.

Murphy’s Law.

The “for dummies” series (which should be understood as “for beginners” or “as a general overview of the basics”) offers essential layman’s science books. What would I put in? Everything that shows up in the following Amazon book result list up to number 12:

http://www.amazon.com then enter

science for dummies

in the search field.

Truth

@RealEyesRealizeRealLies Science is the method by which we discover approximations of truth. You can’t put truth in a book about searching for truth; there’d be no reason to search for it if it was already known!

Really though, I’d probably have Kant and Popper’s epistemologies as the principle focus of the book. A logical explanation of how science works is important to understanding it’s uses and limitations.