A scientific experiment is repeated, but its results cannot be repeated by others. What can you conclude about the experiment?

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

That it is pseudoscience, meaning that it is not actual science. Simply because, if someone does an experiment, shows it to the scientific community, and others attempt it, but cannot get the same results, or near to the same results, this means it is not actual science, and it could have possibly been made up.

praetorian.10 · Answer

Good stuff Alaanah

anonymous · Answer

I would conclude that more people need to try it before we say it is false.  Sometimes the smallest thing can make a huge difference, like trying to do heavy statistics on a computer that's CPU has a floating point error.