Chemistry, 01.03.2021 19:50, MayFlowers

Until the 1500s, doctors thought diseases were caused spontaneously. Scientists
began proposing that diseases were caused by
seed-like entities that could be passed among
people. After the invention of the microscope,
doctors came to know that many diseases were
actually caused by microscopic living organisms
like bacteria. What does this suggest about the
nature of scientific knowledge?-

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