Which best explains why scientific ideas lack scientific consensus?
A. They are already laws.
B. Theyre are new ideas.
C. They are not accepted by the public.
D. They are not published in an encyclopedia.

Question

Which best explains why scientific ideas lack scientific consensus?
A. They are already laws.
B. Theyre are new ideas.
C. They are not accepted by the public.
D. They are not published in an encyclopedia.

anonymous · Answer

I am guessing it is B but I am not sure why.

anonymous · Answer

@KiaralsABro You are right. Laws are so accepted we treat them as scientific fact. Like Acceleration of falling objects subject to the same gravity, in a vacuum.  You know, hammer and feather fall at same time.  

Whether the public accepts it or not makes no difference, and why should it? If you have a bad cut that a Dr. says needs stitches does it matter if a random person off the street agrees with the Dr.?

D-Only peer reviewed journals matter for publication.