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Nathan Crawford
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7 December, 09:35
Why do we experiment
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Talon Cisneros
7 December, 09:42
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To learn things and see reactions of things and to see how it reacts and how it happens
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Alfred Barrera
7 December, 09:55
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I think we have to experiment so we can learn different things
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