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New evidence does not change what scientists already believe to be true. Group of answer choices True False

New evidence does not change what scientists already believe to be true. Group of answer choices True False
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New evidence does not change what scientists already believe to be true. Group of answer choices True False

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False because if new evidence proves the other thing wrong they’ll think differently.
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