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Scientists, inquirers, these amateurs, they know it’s a process. And what they’re finding is tentative. It might be replaced or returned by someone, or modified. And I think that’s why today those people who are dogmatic have so much trouble with science. Because they think that science is like dogma. It’s inerrant. They’re saying, “Absolutely that this is true,” when they’re really saying, “This is as much as we know now. But we’re going to know more.” It’s a very different intellectual approach.
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