In Studying the History of Scientific Discovery, Thomas Kuhn Observed

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True/False

In studying the history of scientific discovery, Thomas Kuhn observed that scientists frequently rejected the findings and assumptions of their predecessors rather than building upon them.

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International Workers of the World

Also known as the IWW or Wobblies, an international labor union founded in 1905 aiming for worker solidarity and the abolition of the wage system.

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