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Why do scientists try to replicate and duplicate a discovery?
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Why do scientists try to replicate and
duplicate a discovery?

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Replication is vital to science. It helps make science a self-correcting system. Any time a result is surprising, research­ers will try to replicate it, to see if the phenom­enon is dependable or just a fluke

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