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When they disagree with the conclusions of scientists, some people argue that the scientific knowledge is “just a theory.” Write a one- to two-paragraph response to this argument. What is the difference
between the meaning of the word theory in everyday life and when it refers to scientific information?
How likely is it that a scientific theory is correct?

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In everyday use, "theory" frequently implies an untested hunch, or a supposition without supporting proof. For scientists, a theory has about the contrary significance. A hypothesis is a very much validated clarification of am aspect of the natural world that can join laws, speculations and realities.

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