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[s]Goal: 100,000 New Goal: 200,000[/s] New Goal: 250.000

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Yoo sleepy? :)

Sort of. Was up early (ish) today and I don't want to be tired for football later

Ah, ok. I never mastered napping...

 

 

 

Yoo sleepy? :)

Sort of. Was up early (ish) today and I don't want to be tired for football later

Ah, ok. I never mastered napping...

 

if I sleep during the day I wake up and have no idea what's going on

*throws a glob of raspberry jam*

 

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*nanaglues day back together* :)

 

*catches jam in some toast*

 

I'm sorry I'm just so multi skilled :P

A scientific law is an expression of a fact in concise terms. A scientific law is regarded as true, universal and absolute and has been observed to always be true.

 

A scientific theory is an overarching explanation for a phenomenon. This theory is accepted as fact and is rigorously tested by independent groups of scientists before being accepted past the stage of a hypothesis. Theories can be refined as more knowledge is gathered on a subject and when new information is discovered. Scientists do studies in sciences governed by these theories and base their results  the validity of the theory

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