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HELP PLEASE !!! Would Galileo have been treated differently if his observations had supported what the people in charge already believed?
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HELP PLEASE !!!

Would Galileo have been treated differently if his observations had supported what the people in charge already believed?

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yes because the people would’ve agreed with him.
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I believe so, I mean if he was just 'adding on' to what they already believed then yeah, I think they would. :)

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