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Lets put it this way, scientists are basically skeptics.

This means that they question the validity of most things.

So one scientist will propose a theory to explain something

and others will begin to perform experiments to prove/disprove

that theory.

As long as nobody can disprove a theory then it will be generally accepted.

This has limitations...any theory can be proposed but it has to

be reasonable as well. Usually the simplest theory is given the highest credibility.

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