Generally, distinguished scientists
A) always agree if they really are expert scientists.
B) may have different interpretations of the same evidence.
C) never disagree once a theory is established.
D) believe each other and support each other in their work.
E) always disagree so they can prove theories.

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Distinguished scientists may have different interpretations of the same evidence as science is an ever-evolving field where new evidence and discoveries can change the current understanding of a theory. It is through disagreement and debate that scientific theories are refined and improved. However, these disagreements are typically based on evidence and data, rather than personal opinions or beliefs.

Generally, Distinguished Scientists