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It will be accepted by some and rejected by others, as with all new ideas.
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No, not all theories are accepted or rejected. The acceptance or rejection of a theory depends on the evidence supporting it, how well it explains a phenomenon, and its ability to make accurate predictions. Some theories are widely accepted, while others may be rejected or revised based on new evidence or alternative explanations.
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If all CDs are rejected it would suggest something is wrong with the drive which may need replacing or just need cleaning. If some discs are accepted and others rejected it would suggest that there is something wrong with the rejected discs which may be scratched or just need cleaning.
Some of them will accurately tell you the information that you want to hear. Others may be delayed or not have the right information.
A bibliography or a list of references can provide other researchers with a list of sources used for more information. This allows others to locate and verify the sources you have consulted in your research.
It is a matter of intense debate and opinion. Many consider it the ultimate sanction, others consider it uncivilised. It is certainly not universally accepted nor is it universally rejected.
That would be known as secondary sources, which include information and findings that have been gathered, analyzed, and interpreted by others. These sources are crucial for building upon existing knowledge and conducting thorough research.
Verifiable information is data or facts that can be confirmed or proven to be true through evidence, sources, or research. It allows for verification or authentication by others to ensure accuracy and reliability.
By properly distinguishing between your ideas and the ideas of others (Apex)
Instead of just stating his own personal opinions John Dalton cited evidence to support his atomic theory. The giving of evidence - which could be proved or disproved by others - was what soon resulted in his theory being accepted by scientists.