Science corrects itself
Scientists make mistakes like everyone; science catches them - by checking, peer review, replication and asking big evidence for big claims - and puts them right openly.
Depth 1 · Foundation
You can describe how science found the OPERA mistake, and why that is a strength.
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You can describe how science found the OPERA mistake, and why that is a strength.
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What's still between you and Science corrects itself, depth 1, in the order you can learn it.
- 1BeliefDepth 1 · Foundation · Epistemology
- 2KnowledgeDepth 1 · Foundation · Epistemology
- 3Good reasonsDepth 1 · Foundation · Epistemology
- 4PerceptionDepth 1 · Foundation · Epistemology
- 5ObservationDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science
- 6HypothesisDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science
- 7ClaimDepth 1 · Foundation · Logic
- 8ArgumentDepth 1 · Foundation · Logic
- 9Conditional statementsDepth 1 · Foundation · Logic
- 10PredictionDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science
- 11EvidenceDepth 1 · Foundation · Epistemology
- 12Testing against the worldDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science
- 13Fair testDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science
- 14ValidityDepth 1 · Foundation · Logic
- 15Deduction and inductionDepth 1 · Foundation · Logic
- 16Hasty generalisationDepth 1 · Foundation · Logic
- 17Sample sizeDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science
- 18ReplicationDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science
- 19Strong and weak evidenceDepth 1 · Foundation · Epistemology
- 20Degrees of confidenceDepth 1 · Foundation · Epistemology
- 21Big claims need big evidenceDepth 1 · Foundation · Epistemology
- 22Science corrects itselfDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science