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applegrove

(118,749 posts) Sat Apr 13, 2024, 05:35 PM Apr 13

If your science experiment is not showing positive results either you've got something wrong or your hypothesis

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"If your science experiment is not showing positive results either you’ve got something wrong or your hypothesis is being disproven. That’s how real knowledge is gained—through guesses being falsified. #atheist #true #religion #godless #secularhumanist"

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If your science experiment is not showing positive results either you've got something wrong or your hypothesis (Original Post) applegrove Apr 13 OP

My hypothesis was my MD PHD dad would win me the science fair! Model35mech Apr 13 #1

Model35mech

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1. My hypothesis was my MD PHD dad would win me the science fair!

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Sat Apr 13, 2024, 05:43 PM

Apr 13

Experience shows it's worked every year till now.

If it's wrong it will indicate someone rigged the judging.

Oh, I am so glad I don't have to judge those things anymore.

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