How was the use of the scientific method in the Milesian school important to the development of ancient Greek philosophy? A The use of the scientific method in the Milesian school, while not completely refined, promoted observation and logical reasoning for philosophical questions that were previously answered by superstition. B The use of the scientific method in the Milesian school made the philosophers of said school seem more reliable and trustworthy, thus raising the popularity and credibility of their philosophy. C The use of the scientific method in the Milesian school led to a scientific and mathematical revolution in ancient Greece; philosophy was ignored in this period, allowing non-traditional philosophers time to develop their craft. D The use of the scientific method in the Milesian school promoted taking apart a theory step by step, a method that frustrated Socratic thinkers and caused them to be more outspoken about their philosophies.