A scientist is curious about whether or not playing music to plants helps them grow taller. He does not know of anyone who will benefit from his research but he decides to go ahead with his experiment because he is curious. Because his experiment is drive by only his own curiosity, his research is invalid. Answer True False

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A scientist is curious about whether or not playing music to plants helps them grow taller. He does not know of anyone who will benefit from his research but he decides to go ahead with his experiment because he is curious. Because his experiment is drive by only his own curiosity, his research is invalid. Answer  True   False

cj7529 · Answer

I'd say false, even if there are no foreseeable advantages the research is still valid

anonymous · Answer

How about this one?...
A scientist’s curiosity is a legitimate driving force of scientific endeavor. Answer  True   False

cj7529 · Answer

pretty much the same as the first question, true

anonymous · Answer

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