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"The scientific method has evolved over many centuries and has now come to be described in terms of a well-recognized and well-defined series of steps. First, information, or data, is gathered by careful observation of the phenomenon being studied. On the basis of that information a preliminary generalization, or hypothesis, is formed, usually by inductive reasoning, and this in turn leads by deductive logic to a number of implications that may be tested by further observations and experiments (see induction; deduction). If the conclusions drawn from the original hypothesis successfully meet all these tests, the hypothesis becomes accepted as a scientific theory or law; if additional facts are in disagreement with the hypothesis, it may be modified or discarded in favor of a new hypothesis, which is then subjected to further tests."
to make up testz til we prov wat we wont. nd if som1 sayz somtin we dont lyk. we mak stuf up. like ive found plenty of evedience pointing to christainity bein real. but we alwayz make something up
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Good answer, you should take the graph and put it on your answer here as a picture.
by Drublic on February 17th, 2007
I would, but it doesn't come up very clearly.
by Aristocles on February 17th, 2007
It will show it as a small pic in the answer, but it should expand when clicked on and show up pretty well. Just a thought in case that site goes down or the link becomes obsolete.
by Drublic on February 17th, 2007
Ahhhh, you click on it! mmmm, okay I'm going to go back to playing with my abacus now. haha Thanks.
by Aristocles on February 17th, 2007
LOL, it took me a while before I figured it out to.
by Drublic on February 17th, 2007
what a load of garbage
by lounger on March 5th, 2007