The arguments against this approach, however, are necessarily spurious and the facts they rely on prove little of value to the debate.

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Without replication, scientific findings remain hints, not facts, always carrying the possibility of coincidence or error unless they prove to be repeatable.

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The sensible way to do so is to prove Mr. McIntyre wrong using facts and evidence and improved data.

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