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Vaughn
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18 September, 19:44
When may a scientist change a hypothesis
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Christopher Arnold
18 September, 20:06
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When there is new data too disprove the former hypothesis. This the only way I know it is allowed.
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Graham Mccarthy
18 September, 20:13
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New data that invalidates original hypothesis.
That is how science works.
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