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With any of these scientific breakthrough the proof is in the pudding. They've got to get some sort of prototype invention that uses their science to validate
by narrator 13y ago
With any of these scientific breakthrough the proof is in the pudding. They've got to get some sort of prototype invention that uses their science to validate it. If they can't get their prototype device to work then something's wrong with the science.
- jffry 13y agoSpoiler alert: Something was wrong with the science.
- redwood 13y agoYes and no: in that flying and computers have been possible since the dawn of time. But they emerged at specific times. So this leads folks to always be cautious to reject. But to your point: it isn't definitely true until proven.