What is the Role of Philosophy in Scientific Exploration?

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I guess I can say that I am more about philosophy than science, simply because I am not far enough in my education to be making scientific statements.I am also very open to all kinds of information and I am not the kind of person to be mad because someone proved me wrong.
 
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