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When combined with [[Humility and the Socratic method]] no experiment result should be considered absolute truth, all results should be replicatable and able to hold up to scrutiny, new ideas that counter established beliefs should not be ignored and ridiculed but rather given the chance to prove themselves through experimentation.
When combined with [[Special:MyLanguage/Humility and the Socratic method|humility and the Socratic method]] no experiment result should be considered absolute truth, all results should be replicatable and able to hold up to scrutiny, new ideas that counter established beliefs should not be ignored and ridiculed but rather given the chance to prove themselves through experimentation.

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When combined with [[Special:MyLanguage/Humility and the Socratic method|humility and the Socratic method]] no experiment result should be considered absolute truth, all results should be replicatable and able to hold up to scrutiny, new ideas that counter established beliefs should not be ignored and ridiculed but rather given the chance to prove themselves through experimentation.

When combined with humility and the Socratic method no experiment result should be considered absolute truth, all results should be replicatable and able to hold up to scrutiny, new ideas that counter established beliefs should not be ignored and ridiculed but rather given the chance to prove themselves through experimentation.