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Science isn't a specific field of activity -- what you do in lab wearing a white coat. It's more generally a set of methods and ways of thinking to generate knowledge & artifacts that have potency over reality. It's relevant to many activities that may not quite look like science
You can outperform in pretty much any craft by bringing with you a scientific mindset
except in video games... or you end up almost cloning what works to be successful, which has no scientific interest
You can use your scientific mindset to evaluate what works and doesn't work.
If you haven't read @TheFoodLab by @kenjilopezalt, you might like to. It's this sentiment applied to cooking, and it's equal parts fascinating and delicious.
I want to build a social network for applying rational, scientific thinking to all problems (those of individuals and groups of any size).
It could be a distributed problem solving machine. I call it #Agora.
Can I still wear a lab coat though? 
As David Deutsch commented: since there is no way to obtain a priori knowledge, which is complete, certain and true, the idea correction mechanism is even more important than the idea generator.
How about office politics?
The premise of Breaking Bad
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