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Science consists exactly of those forms of knowledge that can be verified and duplicated by anybody.

Science consists exactly of those forms of knowledge that ca

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This quote highlights the defining characteristic of science, which is its dependence on verifiability and reproducibility. In the scientific realm, knowledge must be based on evidence and facts that can be validated by anyone. This emphasis on transparency ensures that scientific findings are objective and reliable. By setting this standard, science aims to differentiate itself from subjective or speculative forms of knowledge. The quote indicates that science's boundaries are drawn by the ability of others to observe and reproduce its experiments, providing a clear and rigorous foundation for understanding the natural world.

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