18 Jun 12
Originally posted by VoidSpiritNo, testing is not necessarily done to confirm the results of a previous experiment. The test could be the first of its kind.
yes it does. testing is done to confirm the results of an experiment done previously. and so on down the line.
Scientist A was studying B and experimenting to see what would happen under certain strange or novel conditions. He saw a result that no one had ever seen, experimented further (perhaps to see if this strange effect manifested under ...[text shortened]... oubt anything.
like i said, if you disagree, you'll have to give a specific example.