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Scientific method and demarcation
In The Scientific Method, Mike Zajko sets out an argument that “no agreed-upon formulation of the scientific method exists” and that “it is more effective to consider science’s methods in terms of Hugh Gauch’s ‘general principles of scientific methodology’”, going … Continue reading
Doubt and disunity
The question is: when does this incompleteness, coupled with a focus on anomalies for a given theory and an insistence that it may be wrong, become abuse – using our uncertainty to delay or undermine theories rather than developing alternatives? Continue reading
Posted in Feyerabend, History and Philosophy of Science, Politics, Science
Tagged climate change, doubt, galison, Philosophy of Science, skepticism
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