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First published online February 12, 2004

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Sticky Wicket – designing experiments

In a recent column, Mole used the question "What constitutes lunch?" to examine how we do science and, in particular, what questions we ask. Our insectivorous friend now takes things a stage further. On p. 801, he addresses the problem of designing experiments, taking issue with Karl Popper, kits and companies along the way.

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JCS 2004 117: 801-802. [Full Text]  

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