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Stacy Fitzpatrick
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25 May, 22:58
Observation vs. inference?
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Rebekah Casey
25 May, 23:27
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"The boy fell into some water because the branch broke." One fact is that our observations and the story is how we piece the facts together, or our inference. Observations: a boy is in the water.
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