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... theory is well tested.1 In rejecting induction , Popper argues , following Hume , that there is no justification in ... theory be considered a good guide for action , since in basing action on a theory , we are inevitably applying it to ...
... theory is well tested.1 In rejecting induction , Popper argues , following Hume , that there is no justification in ... theory be considered a good guide for action , since in basing action on a theory , we are inevitably applying it to ...
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on - without postulating a theory linking the two purposes . In this case , what is needed , and what is absent from Popper's account , is surely a theory that the best - tested theories are generally the most reliable . For if we did ...
on - without postulating a theory linking the two purposes . In this case , what is needed , and what is absent from Popper's account , is surely a theory that the best - tested theories are generally the most reliable . For if we did ...
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... theory . They differ as to what varies and as to what are the mechanisms of selection and inheritance of selected characters . As a second qualification he differentiates his varieties of the variation / selection theory as non ...
... theory . They differ as to what varies and as to what are the mechanisms of selection and inheritance of selected characters . As a second qualification he differentiates his varieties of the variation / selection theory as non ...
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