The scientific method is a tool for the construction and justification of dominance in the world. The invention of statistics was a major methodological advance in the descriptive sciences causing a shift from descriptive analysis to mathematical analysis. The new methodological techniques were invented by men who were interested in explaining the inheritance of traits in order to support their political ideology of natural human superiority and inferiority. The statistical techniques transformed the scientific method and resulted in a process that constructs knowledge and establishes "significant differences" between the dominant group as the norm and the subordinate group as the "Other." The five steps in the process that integrates dominance into the scientific method and results in the scientific construction of the Other are: a) Naming, b) Quantification, c) Statistical analysis, d) Reification, and 3) Objectification.