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There was an episode about a particular scientist who spent their whole life working on and perfecting a theory, and then late in life they had to accept that the data no longer supported it. The scientist went on to embrace a new theory, which ended up being correct and groundbreaking. But the episode really played up the drama and anguish of having to admit to oneself that a lifetime of work was wrong.
I thought maybe it was Kepler, so I re-watched episode 3 of Carl Sagan’s original series. But upon re-watching, I don’t think that was the one.
Any ideas, fellow Cosmos fans?
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