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Re: Does science require reproducible experiments? TheFallibleFiend #26086 05/16/08 04:32 AM
Joined: Feb 2007 Posts: 1,840 R redewenur Megastar
redewenur Megastar R Joined: Feb 2007 Posts: 1,840	Here's start: What are the requirements to call something an experiment? A test aimed at gaining, or verifying, specific knowledge. Any advance on that?

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Does science require reproducible experiments?	TheFallibleFiend	05/15/08 07:40 PM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	redewenur	05/16/08 04:32 AM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	Ellis	05/16/08 04:40 AM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	redewenur	05/16/08 01:26 PM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	Canuck	05/16/08 02:58 PM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	redewenur	05/16/08 05:34 PM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	big fat pig	05/17/08 05:46 PM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	Anonymous	10/12/08 10:16 PM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	Zephir	10/14/08 12:46 AM
Re: Does science require reproducible experiments?	Ellis	10/15/08 05:43 AM

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