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III 169
Sir George Thomson: "... as you can see, there is no >experiment that can be repeated. Something will always be different. If you want to repeat an experiment, then this amounts to the fact that all the characteristics of an experiment are repeated, which, according to a theory are relevant. In other words: repeating the experiment as an example of the theory."

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