From Towards a Unified Science. « previous chapter · contents · next chapter » Most people—including many scientists—assume that there is a difference of kind between a “fact” and a “hypothesis”. A fact, it is usually considered, is something that has been established “empirically”, i.e. by observation; a “hypothesis” is just a hunch that remains to be […]
From Towards a Unified Science. « previous chapter · contents · next chapter » Most people—including many scientists—assume that there is a difference of kind between a “fact” and a “hypothesis”. A fact, it is usually considered, is something that has been established “empirically”, i.e. by observation; a “hypothesis” is just a hunch that remains to be […]
