It’s been 30+ years since Paul Feyerabend wrote Against Method, and the idea that the “scientific method” is inexistent is no longer even the heresy it once was. He wrote that science is founded on methodological diversity, the only necessary prerequisite of any method’s inclusion being that it works. It sounds a bit like what you’re getting at, and I’d recommend looking into it if you haven’t already.
It’s been 30+ years since Paul Feyerabend wrote Against Method, and the idea that the “scientific method” is inexistent is no longer even the heresy it once was. He wrote that science is founded on methodological diversity, the only necessary prerequisite of any method’s inclusion being that it works. It sounds a bit like what you’re getting at, and I’d recommend looking into it if you haven’t already.