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On the other hand, it is not always ''anti-Science'' to question a particular scientific finding. Rather, it is the essence of the [[scientific method]] that every [[theory]] should be compared with the facts; if a theory makes predictions which do not occur, most scientists would agree that the theory should be discarded or at least modified (see [[Falsification]]).  
 
On the other hand, it is not always ''anti-Science'' to question a particular scientific finding. Rather, it is the essence of the [[scientific method]] that every [[theory]] should be compared with the facts; if a theory makes predictions which do not occur, most scientists would agree that the theory should be discarded or at least modified (see [[Falsification]]).  
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A theory which cannot be tested, or which its proponents refuse to submit to testing, would be considered [[pseudoscience]] (or [[junk science]]).  
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A theory that cannot be tested, or which its proponents refuse to submit to testing, would be considered [[pseudoscience]] (or [[junk science]]).
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==See also==
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*[[War on Science]]
    
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