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Why is skepticism a crucial component of the scientific method?

How did the mechanistic worldview influence scientific inquiry during the Enlightenment?

What was the primary philosophical goal of the Vienna Circle in their approach to science and knowledge?

What distinguishes a scientific theory from a hypothesis in scientific practice?

How does Edgar Morin's concept of 'complex thought' differ from traditional reductionist approaches in understanding phenomena?


According to Popper's philosophy in Conjectures and Refutations, what is the primary method by which scientific knowledge advances?

Which aspect is NOT typically a central concern of the philosophy of science?


What is the primary criterion that Karl Popper's critical rationalism uses to demarcate scientific theories from non-scientific ones?

What is the main reason Karl Popper rejected the classical inductivist view of the scientific method?


Why is the demarcation problem significant for public policy decisions?

Why is empirical verification essential in scientific research?

How does philosophy of science differentiate between science and non-science?

What was the primary purpose of Otto Neurath's ISOTYPE method in the context of visual communication?

Which criterion is commonly proposed to distinguish scientific theories from non-scientific ones in the demarcation problem?



Why did Karl Popper emphasize falsifiability as a solution to the problem of demarcation in science?

Why is empirical falsification considered a stronger criterion for scientific theories than verification?

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