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Simple curiosity is not a legitimate reason to complete a scientific investigation. true or false?
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Simple curiosity is not a legitimate reason to complete a scientific investigation.

true or false?

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False you can start a scientific investigation for any reason. The only reason wee haste this app is because some one was curious to see if they could make a phone, then an app, then this one, curiosity fuels everything 
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True......I would say...
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