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WEEK 1 Assignment

Submitted by Lindallenian Mccall (guest) on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 1:52pm.

Does the exhibit demonstrate the Scientific Method? Pay close attention to the final conclusions. "From Stability to Change." Based upon data, is the author's statement a logical one: "As we'll see, it is this movement which life captures and makes use of to move itself it the opposite direction, from less probable to more probable, from disorder to all the organized complexity we think of as life."?

Yes this exhibit does demonstrate the Scientific Method. The observations are clear and the hypothesis has been met. To the human eye the particles look still but really they are moving. This was very interesting to learn about.

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