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At this point of our journey, we want to review the way the words “proof” and “proved” are used differently by different people. Some scientists feel that science never proves anything. Scientists say that they infer based on evidence rather than saying that they prove based on proof. The first speaks of what may be mere opinion, but the second speaks in concrete terms of knowledge and certainty. Evidence isn’t necessarily proof. Inference isn’t necessarily sound reasoning. Support isn’t necessarily proof. An inferred conclusion isn’t necessarily known truth.
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