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It’s step 2. If you don’t follow basic research and knowledge that largely undermines your hypothesis, you are likely to create an experiment that fails to acc
by jncfhnb 3y ago
It’s step 2.
If you don’t follow basic research and knowledge that largely undermines your hypothesis, you are likely to create an experiment that fails to account for the understood confounding factor that your hypothesis ignores.
- nailer 3y ago> If you don’t follow basic research and knowledge that largely undermines your hypothesis That's not consensus though, that's existing prior results, eg things that actually happened.