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Experience without theory teaches nothing. In fact, experience cannot even be recorded unless there is some theory, however crude, that leads to a hypothesis and a system by which to catalog observations. Sometimes only a hunch, right or wrong, is sufficient theory to lead to useful observation.

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Pages 271-272

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Deming, W. Edwards. (2000). Out of the Crisis – 2nd Edition. The MIT Press.

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