What does it mean to say that scientific observations are "theory-laden"?
A. All theories must be confirmed by observations.
B. No observations can be made without the right equipment.
C. Only observations can support a good scientific theory.
D. There must be presuppositions in order to make meaningful observations.
D
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redistributing wealth so all can pursue liberty.
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