How can a scientist be both skeptical and open to new ideas at the same time?

ANSWER:

A scientist can be skeptical and open to new ideas at the same time because a scientist does not believe in anything that is being told but listens to new ideas.

EXPLANATION:

A skeptical scientist will not believe the new idea till the idea has been proved to be right by experiments. An open scientist listens to new ideas and takes the related information. This new idea is then researched upon. When a new idea is proved to hold validity and is true, the scientist accepts the idea.

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