Why are results that do not confirm a hypothesis important ?

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It's like learning from your mistakes, but now you know the answer

Benefactual answered Jun 5, 2019

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They show that your hypothesis was incorrect.

You will have to devise a new hypothesis that explains your results.

Juve answered Jun 10, 2019

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