People assumed X, but in one experiment the result was Y.
And in his many experiments the result was in fact X, if it was just 1 on which it was Y?
I don't actually disagree with the article, I'm just pointing out the title is meaningless.
People assumed X, but in one experiment the result was Y.
And in his many experiments the result was in fact X, if it was just 1 on which it was Y?
I don't actually disagree with the article, I'm just pointing out the title is meaningless.