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Brice Leonard
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11 August, 14:03
Always been observed to be true, law or theory?
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Mathias Hahn
11 August, 14:24
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A law has always been observed to be true
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Ethan Paul
11 August, 14:31
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Law is something that's observed to be true, such as gravity. We don't know what it really is, but we know it's there.
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