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Separate experimenters making claims to the same results is in itself a form of evidence. Believing otherwise requires either the existence a common error or a
by bally0241 5y ago
Separate experimenters making claims to the same results is in itself a form of evidence. Believing otherwise requires either
the existence a common error or a conspiracy.
- pessimizer 5y ago> Believing otherwise requires either the existence a common error or a conspiracy. Both of which are common.