Question

which of these does not describe the statement that science demands evidence? a scientists rely on historical data or on experimental findings. b science is based on absolute truths, therefore science is never wrong. c the validity of a scientific claim relies on the observation of the phenomena. d scientists concentrate on getting accurate data from qualitative or quantitative methods.

Explanation:

Science is not based on absolute truths. Scientific knowledge is constantly evolving as new evidence is discovered. Statements A, C, and D all relate to the idea that science demands evidence through data - historical, experimental, observational, or obtained via qualitative/quantitative methods.

Answer:

B. Science is based on absolute truths, therefore science is never wrong.