So, What IS on the bottom of the Cube??? Now that you haven’t seen the bottom of the cube, I would like to let you know why. Before I do, however (yes, everything worth having is worth working for), Please read the 6

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Date: 2011-03-06 14:17:00 Ontology Scientific theory Hypothesis Universe Reality Statistical hypothesis testing Isaac Newton Physics Science Philosophy of science Scientific method		So, What IS on the bottom of the Cube??? Now that you haven’t seen the bottom of the cube, I would like to let you know why. Before I do, however (yes, everything worth having is worth working for), Please read the 6 Add to Reading List Source URL: gdflipper.files.wordpress.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 33,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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