A scientist reads relevant literature and designs her experiment. She repeats her experiment several times and collects an entir
e set of data every time. As compared to a single data set, the multiple data sets lead her to modified conclusions. How is skepticism important to the progress of science in this scenario? It helped with the design of the experiment. It led to the collection of the first data set. It led to the collection of several complete data sets. It helped with reading papers prior to the investigation.
The correct answer is the third one: It led to the collection of several complete data sets.
In this particular scenario, the scientist is following the experimental scientific method. This method is based on observations, a hypothesis that explains the observations, and experimentation in order to collect data to check the hypothesis. This method is fueled by skepticism, meaning that the scientist is not blindly believing the information given by the first collection of data, whether it confirms or rejects the hypothesis. On the contrary, she still repeats the experiment several times in order to collect different sets of data. She does so because she knows that by comparing different sets of data she would get a better picture of the entire experiment so, the more data she gets the more accurate the conclusions will be.
The corporations Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae helped to guarantee private home loans. James B. Lockhart III was the director of FHFA or Federal Housing Finance Agency in the year 2008 and he decided to give two government sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into conservatorship of government enterprises. Fannie Mae was founded in the year 1938.
Yes, i post images and videos online to share with other people. I do believe that the images we share online will one day serve as useful primary sources for historians in the future. Just like how we look at their versions of “social media” like old writings and drawings people in the future will look at our media’s to help them learn about our day to day life.
