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work_3kvqwslny5b3blrdgecwmx3thu	Julie Jebeile	Computer Simulation, Experiment, and Novelty	2017	25	.pdf	application/pdf	8230	576	51	simulations and experiments do not allow them to generate new knowledge simulations generate knowledge in the same way that experiments do. Simulations can produce new knowledge just as experiments do. generate knowledge that is empirical in nature; second, like experiments, simulations simulations generate new knowledge in the same way experiments do. whether, like experiments, computer simulations provide knowledge that is empirical in simulations and experiments generally provide new knowledge under the same based on their similarities, simulations generate new knowledge in the same way providing new knowledge, simulations and experiments are supposed to exhibit all and Keller (2003) call simulations 'experiments on the theory' (or on the model); philosophical literature that simulations and experiments can be said to provide new it the 'first time' criterion: a simulation or an experiment provides new knowledge when argument that simulations and experiments generally provide new knowledge under the 	./cache/work_3kvqwslny5b3blrdgecwmx3thu.pdf	./txt/work_3kvqwslny5b3blrdgecwmx3thu.txt