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The essential characteristics of a sound scientific theoretical system , as contrasted with ordinary philosophical speculation , may be briefly summarized under three heads : 1. A satisfactory scientific theory should begin with a set ...
The essential characteristics of a sound scientific theoretical system , as contrasted with ordinary philosophical speculation , may be briefly summarized under three heads : 1. A satisfactory scientific theory should begin with a set ...
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This has all of the above characteristics in almost exactly the same form as the miniature scientific system which is presented below . Where , then , lie the great difference and superiority of the scientific procedure ?
This has all of the above characteristics in almost exactly the same form as the miniature scientific system which is presented below . Where , then , lie the great difference and superiority of the scientific procedure ?
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It is important to note at the outset that in scientific theory postulates tend to be of two kinds . First , there are postulates which are mere matters of fact ; i.l. , they are - matters of relatively simple and direct observation .
It is important to note at the outset that in scientific theory postulates tend to be of two kinds . First , there are postulates which are mere matters of fact ; i.l. , they are - matters of relatively simple and direct observation .
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