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Weiss is saying , by implication , that a sound theory of such behavior can be reached by setting out with nothing but electrons and protons . THE METHODOLOGY OF SCIENTIFIC THEORY DIFFERENTIATED FROM THAT OF PHILOSOPHICAL SPECULATION ...
Weiss is saying , by implication , that a sound theory of such behavior can be reached by setting out with nothing but electrons and protons . THE METHODOLOGY OF SCIENTIFIC THEORY DIFFERENTIATED FROM THAT OF PHILOSOPHICAL SPECULATION ...
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It is precisely in this connection that scientific method shows its incomparable superiority over philosophical speculation . A sound set of postulates should lead to the deduction of theorems representing phenomena never ...
It is precisely in this connection that scientific method shows its incomparable superiority over philosophical speculation . A sound set of postulates should lead to the deduction of theorems representing phenomena never ...
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If this deduction should prove to be sound , it will have reduced the two basic categories of motivation and learning to one , the latter being primary . > This is believed to be a low but genuine 14 CLARK L. HULL.
If this deduction should prove to be sound , it will have reduced the two basic categories of motivation and learning to one , the latter being primary . > This is believed to be a low but genuine 14 CLARK L. HULL.
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