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The nature of science implies that the world is understandable, that scientists can see and discover patterns. Although nothing in science is absolutely true or false, most scientific discoveries are widely accepted and precise. The nature of science is also that not all questions can be answered scientifically.

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not always right

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Can't be 100% correct.

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isn't alway right.

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Constant process of developing new ideas, revising old ideas, and ways to substantiate/disprove them

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Nothing in science is absolute or final. There is always a chance that something can be disproven.

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Try to make discoveries but you can't be correct all of the time

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nothing is ever 100% fact

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The nature of science implies that the world is understandable, that scientists can see and discover patterns. Although nothing in science is absolutely true or false, most scientific discoveries are widely accepted and precise. The nature of science is also that not all questions can be answered scientifically.

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Empirically based

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You can't be 100% correct. science is not aceived in a specific way.

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There isn't an end to the process, its a constant cycle of reviewing and supporting or disproving ideas.

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i got nothin

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Ideas are durable yet always open to revision

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preksha stole mine

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Everything you think could or could not be a lie (but really just misinformation until proven that it isn't?). The more questions you answer the questions there are to answer.

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It's science?, = 42

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There isn't an absolute truth to science

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Can’t ever be 100% correct, there is always uncertainty (preksha)

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It's flexible. Science usually doesn't happen through the structured "scientific method". There is no 100% right way of going about it.