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For "scientific evidence" to be considered valid, what 2 characteristics must it have?

For "scientific evidence" to be considered valid, what 2 characteristics must it have?
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For "scientific evidence" to be considered valid, what 2 characteristics must it have?

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Answer: empirical, replicable, or provisional,

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