What does 'Science is about probability and not absolutes' imply for scientific conclusions?

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That conclusions should point to what the evidence suggests rather than absolute certainties.. "Science is about probability and not absolutes... Rather, they will point to what the “evidence suggests. ”" This supports option C. Option A is incorrect as it demands exact percentages, which contradicts the concept of probability over absolutes. Option B is too weak; science aims for evidence-based conclusions, not just guesses. Option D is too restrictive and not supported by the text's discussion on scientific methodology.