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(Inductive Reasoning)

They proposed that the inferred conclusion is absolute and applies to everything else.

• John Stuart Mill

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  Francis Bacon

• David Hume

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  Karl Hempel

• Rev. Thomas Bayes

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  Karl Popper

• Paul Feyerabend

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  John Earman

Is the epistemic view of science, which states that the Universe,

with its observed and unobserved concepts,

being described by Science is real regardless of how it is represented.

Is the epistemic view of science,

which states that the unobservable concepts of the Universe,

such as electrons and genes, are inherently unverified.

• Reductionism

• Scientific realism

• Scientific antirealism

• Theoretical pluralism

Realism postulates that everything is true

Realism posits that, while everything in this Universe is true,

they must adhere to specific structures to provide their existence with evidence

• Entity

• Naïve

• Structural

Realism states that something exists because there are tools

developed to provide evidence to their existence.

Thus, it stands in between naïve and structural realism.

states that science aims to give, in its various theories, a true story of what the Universe is,

but based only on the observable aspects of the Universe.

• Constructive empiricism

• Instrumentalism

• Social constructivism

states that scientific theories are merely instruments for solving problems and making predictions

argues that every aspect of scientific knowledge is borne out of the collective observations of many.

Information is only proven to be true because these have been

verified and endorsed by a particular group at a particular time.

• Social constructivism

• Constructive empiricism

has been tagged as the "disunity of science" because it promotes a multidisciplinary approach

to the various fields of science rather than a succession of knowledge in between disciplines.

• Theoretical pluralism

• Reductionism