Repeatability is not the entirety of science, but only an aspect of science, one out of many methods of experimentation, protocol, observation, hypothesis, testing, formulating theories, refining ideas and even, gasp, QUESTIONING so-called establishment-beliefs. ALL of scientific-history is actually "Rife" with vehement-oppositions to paradigm-updating. Examples:
* "It is utterly ridiculous that heavier-than-air machine-contraptions could actually fly" (opposition against the ideas & innovation of the Wright-Brothers, and even then, when their demonstration made it into the head-lines of the news-papers, the brothers were accused of using invisible wires in order to trick the public into thinking that flight actually happened)
* "It is utterly ridiculous to think that rocks would ever fall from the sky" (during the midieval-centuries a fallen meteor forced the French Institute of Sciences to finally accept the notion of falling rocks from the sky [the phenomenon of meteors landing onto earth's surface is not a repeatable phenomenon but is instead observed and has a very low statistical-frequency of occurring within anybody's life-time for them to personally see for themselves])
* "It is utterly ridiculous to claim that tiny little creatures that the naked eye cannot see is responsible for sickness & disease rather than due to our state-of-the-art medical-knowledge which knows that it's really due to a poisoning of the blood" (the invention lf the microscope eventually forced the medical-industry to accept the existence of microscopic-organisms that the eye could not see being responsible for many illnesses & disease)
* It is utterly ridiculous to state that continents could possibly float (opposition to plate-tektonics)
Lots of etc that can be added to that list but regardless... CORPORATE-Version "science" sure is paradox.
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