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Tell me why do scientist review and often ask questions about other scientist work?

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Asked by kiaking Wednesday Aug 19th 2009 in Homework Help
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Answered by elaa Thursday Aug 20th 2009

In short, scientist as well as other academics will review and often ask questions about other individual's work to aid in furthering of the base of knowledge for a particular field of study.

The process of review and question is a method of sparking constructive conversation about various topics.

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