Street-sci-en-tif-ic  (strēt sī'n-tĭf'ĭk) [noun], the reality of an environment, its existence  within that context, through the methodology of science.

 For years, people have worked at comprehending things.  They'd seek out the science of something.  People would want the knowledge about a particular situation, so that things could be done more effectively, and more efficiently.  And when it came to the streets, we'd want to know the science of something as it pertained to those very same streets. 

 StreetScientific is a way; a method; it is a view that might be comprised of many things.  It can contain aspects of common sense, as well as hardened, streetwise intelligence.  When a conclusion or viewpoint was reached  by combining aspects of the streets and science, in a particular combination, that can  be seen as StreetScientific.

 The layers of a description go beyond a cut and dry explanation sometimes.  

 In the beginning, we saw StreetScientific as something that could describe the "self" aspect of one’s being.  The true key is in recognizing what exists at a particular level or plane.  Simply stated, to see something as StreetScientific is to be exact in identifying  reality.