Question

1. which statement from the passage best shows that the author believes the \pauli effect\ may be real? wolfgang pauli was famous among fellow scientists for a bizarre reason: in his presence, objects often broke without any reason. many of his colleagues took the so - called \pauli effect\ very seriously. nobel prize winner otto stern, for example, banned pauli from his laboratory, for fear that his equipment would malfunction. pauli himself believed in the pauli effect. he reported feeling occasional buildups of energy that would release once the effect occurred. this might seem outlandish, but another one of paulis unusual beliefs was shown to be true. in 1930, he proposed the existence of a new particle, which some people dismissed—just like the pauli effect. but in 1956, the neutrino particle was found to actually exist. paul was famous among fellow scientists for a bizarre reason. many of his colleagues took the so - called \pauli effect\ very seriously. this might seem outlandish, but another one of paulis unusual beliefs was shown to be true. nobel prize winner otto stem, for example, banned pauli from his laboratory

Explanation:

The author uses the fact that one of Pauli's unusual beliefs (existence of neutrino) was shown to be true to imply the "Pauli Effect" might also be real. This is indicated by the statement about his other unusual belief being vindicated.

Answer:

This might seem outlandish, but another one of Pauli's unusual beliefs was shown to be true.