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In science though,what is it mainly used for????

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It is mainly used to give facts about living organisms

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This branch of philosophy is handily called the philosophy of science. ... What kind of data can be used to distinguish between real causes and accidental regularities? ... Though they might seem elementary, these questions are actually quite ... views of scientists themselves — who mainly spend their time doing science, .

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