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|isbn=9780743290319
|isbn=9780743290319
|url=
|url=
|quote= }}</ref> Instead, historical scientists try to construct a set of [[hypothesis|hypotheses]] about the causes and then look for a so called [[Smoking gun (scientific discourse)|"smoking gun"]], a piece of evidence which indicates that one of the hypotheses might be a better [[Explanation in science|explanation]] than the others.<ref>{{Cite journal
|quote= }}</ref> Instead, historical scientists try to construct a set of [[hypothesis|hypotheses]] about the causes and then look for a so-called [[Smoking gun (scientific discourse)|"smoking gun"]], a piece of evidence which indicates that one of the hypotheses might be a better [[Explanation in science|explanation]] than the others.<ref>{{Cite journal
| author=Cleland, C.E.
| author=Cleland, C.E.
| title=Methodological and Epistemic Differences between Historical Science and Experimental Science
| title=Methodological and Epistemic Differences between Historical Science and Experimental Science