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Victor Summers

10 June, 03:48

Once supported by a predictable experimental outcome, a scientific hypothesis a still cannot be considered to have been proven true. b. can be used to predict the outcome of all future similar events. c is elevated to the status of theory. d. is never reexamined.

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