Why does science tend to be a "self-correcting" way of knowing about things

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Brendan Wells

14 July, 10:22

Why does science tend to be a "self-correcting" way of knowing about things

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Jayla Morgan · Answer 1

Science tends to be a "self-correcting" way of knowing about things since whether a fact, law, or theory is considered true or not depends on ongoing observations of nature ... This means that scientists can certainly be wrong, but the system is designed so that eventually these errors will be found and corrected.