Question ID:PT30 S2 Q26 Passage:People ought to take into account a discipline's blemished origins when assessing the scientific value of that discipline. Take, for example, chemistry. It must be considered that many of its landmark results were obtained by alchemists‚ a group whose superstitions and appeals to magic dominated the early development of chemical theory. Stem:The reasoning above is most susceptible to criticism because the author Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:fails to establish that disciplines with unblemished origins are scientifically valuable Choice B:fails to consider how chemistry's current theories and practices differ from those of the alchemists mentioned Choice C:uses an example to contradict the principle under consideration Choice D:does not prove that most disciplines that are not scientifically valuable have origins that are in some way suspect Choice E:uses the word "discipline" in two different senses