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Falsifiability is a
deductive standard of
evaluation of
scientific theories and hypotheses,
introduced by the
philosopher of
science Karl
Popper in his...
- and the
scientific method.
There are two
components to testability:
Falsifiability or defeasibility,
which means that
counterexamples to the hypothesis...
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proven to be
either "true" or "false"
through a verifiability- or
falsifiability-oriented experiment. Any
useful hypothesis will
enable predictions by...
- inductivism, and
logical positivism, and put
forth his
theory of
potential falsifiability as the
criterion demarcating science from non-science. In 1935 and 1936...
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emphasized the
criterion of
falsifiability to
distinguish science from non-science. Statements, hypotheses, or
theories have
falsifiability or re****ability if...
- country. It is not
necessarily restricted to
making ****ertions that are
falsifiable, and can
extend to
concepts that are more
abstract than re****tion –...
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improbable ****umptions. Popper's
falsifiability principle: For a
theory to be
considered scientific, it must be
falsifiable.
Sagan standard: Extraordinary...
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mathematics shares much in
common with the
physical sciences. Like them, it is
falsifiable,
which means in
mathematics that, if a
result or a
theory is wrong, this...
- best to act ****uming that the
world is
independent of our minds. (See
Falsifiability and
testability below)
Origins of
solipsist thought are
found in Greece...
