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BulaBartek BulaBartek
  • 06-09-2015
  • Physics
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Why is it good for a scientist to be skeptical?

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Kaddon Kaddon
  • 06-09-2015

the point of science is to disprove wrong theories, and continue our knowledge forward that way. it's a lot easier to disprove something than to prove something as a rule has to fail once to be wrong, while you would have to prove and show that the rule works on every possible scenario for it to be proven, which is impossible. as such, a scientist should question current theories for faults, and confirm ( not prove) or disprove them.

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