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Understanding Nomological Networks of Cumulative Evidence.
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Nomological networks of cumulative evidence is the mindset that requires an unassailable amount of data to prove an explanation that even the most dogged detractor is unable to argue against. It focuses on creating conciliance and unity of knowledge, using the example of Charles Darwin to illustrate its principles.
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