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Thus, the he task of a new theory is to meet the implicit expectations of the community. When the implicit expectations are met, that theory becomes accepted.

Since it follows from the definition of "[[Method Employment|employed method]]" (a set of implicit rules actually employed in theory assessment), the second law is currently viewed as an analytic proposition. Thus, a theory may violate the [[Methodology|methodology]] to which the a [[Scientific Community|scientific community ]] explicitly subscribes, but not the actually employed method - a fact true by definition.