Notes on Philosophy of Science
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What connection between an observation and a theory makes that observation evidence for the theory?
How observations can confirm a scientific theory?
Karl Popper: What is the difference between scientific theories and nonscientific theories? How to distinguish science from pseudo-science? Falsificationism claims that a hypothesis is scientific if and only if it has the potential to be refuted by some possible observation. Popper believe that we can never be completely sure that a theory is true. This view is known as fallibilism.
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