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"Enkidu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Clarifying definitions is almost never a waste of time. Defining "science" > is not so easy as one would think. My definition of any scientific theory > would include > > 1) Any scientific theory must make predictions. > 2) These predictions must be measurable by anyone > who takes the time and trouble to try. > 3) Any scientific theory must not contradict observation, > including the observation that a predicted outcome > did not occur. (This does not mean we must throw out > a theory whenever a new and unexplained fact comes > along. As long as it doesn't contradict the theory, we > can claim to be uncertain as to how the new fact fits in.) > 4) Theories that are contradicted by observation must be > discarded or modified. > > Enkidu I liked it, even tho everyone else moved on to another thread. Nicely done. -ArWeGod
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