Scientific Information can never truly be proven at it is a subjective of the individual perceiving it. However after enough replications of an instance it can be generally regarded as ‘true’ or ‘proven’ which in this sense means an outcome almost always occurs when set conditions coincide.
the statement you listed is less factual (funny, given the article we’re discussing), and more a healthy mindset based in curiosity.
JakefromStatefarm24 t1_jb2dw1g wrote
Reply to comment by Malinut in Wittgenstein’s Revenge (this genuinely changed the way I look at the world) by ElliElephant
I agree with you with about 90% of intent here.
Scientific Information can never truly be proven at it is a subjective of the individual perceiving it. However after enough replications of an instance it can be generally regarded as ‘true’ or ‘proven’ which in this sense means an outcome almost always occurs when set conditions coincide.
the statement you listed is less factual (funny, given the article we’re discussing), and more a healthy mindset based in curiosity.