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Why is creativity important in science?
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Why is creativity important in science?

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We need creativity in our science to generate alternative hypotheses, and synthesize new models to further our understanding of how the world works.
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because you need to know how/ learn to try new things for (new experiments) and creativity will teach you different ways on how to do it.
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