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science is story telling

Submitted by Angela Morris on Mon, 07/09/2007 - 12:22pm.
I feel that we tell stories all the time through our observations and how we evaluate what we have seen through others observations. We are constanly making observations that give us new stories. We use the stories that seem to make the most sense to us. As we make up our stories we try to gather as many observations as we can to make our story "less wrong".

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