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Dylan Gomez
14 June, 05:03
Why do scientists ask questions?
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Aarav Oconnor
14 June, 07:22
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Scientists ask questions so that they can be answered. As well as solving the world and its mysteries
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Aiyana
14 June, 08:33
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To clear their doubts and make/discover new things
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