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First , there are postulates which are mere matters of fact ; i.l. , they are - matters of relatively simple and direct observation . Second , there are postulates which by their nature cannot conceivably be matters of direct ...
First , there are postulates which are mere matters of fact ; i.l. , they are - matters of relatively simple and direct observation . Second , there are postulates which by their nature cannot conceivably be matters of direct ...
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Whenever a theorem fails to check with the relevant facts , the postulates which gave rise to it must be ruthlessly revised until agreement is reached . If agreement cannot be attained , the system must be abandoned .
Whenever a theorem fails to check with the relevant facts , the postulates which gave rise to it must be ruthlessly revised until agreement is reached . If agreement cannot be attained , the system must be abandoned .
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Thus the fact that Venus shows lunar phases could not have been known to Copernicus when he formulated his epoch - making hypothesis , because the telescope had not yet been invented . Accordingly their discovery by Galileo constituted ...
Thus the fact that Venus shows lunar phases could not have been known to Copernicus when he formulated his epoch - making hypothesis , because the telescope had not yet been invented . Accordingly their discovery by Galileo constituted ...
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