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Ross Pugh
15 July, 16:38
Why is alchemy not considered a science
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Mariela Perkins
15 July, 18:24
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That is because Alchemy is not based on real research and facts, but rather on magic and occultism. Sure, many things in it have been used as basics for some chemistry, but most is false and incorrect.
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