Editing Scientific Method (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'Falsification' Logic:'''
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def test_hypothesis(hypothesis_prediction, experimental_result):
    """
    Based on Karl Popper's logic.
    """
    if hypothesis_prediction == experimental_result:
        return "CORROBORATED: The theory survives to be tested another day."
    else:
        return "FALSIFIED: The theory is wrong. Time for a new hypothesis!"

# Theory: 'All water boils at 100C'
# Result: 'Water boils at 90C on a mountain'
print(test_hypothesis(100, 90))
# Science is the process of 'killing' bad ideas. 
# Only the strongest ideas survive.
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; Philosophy Landmarks
: '''The Vienna Circle''' → A group of 20th-century philosophers who argued that only "verifiable" statements are meaningful (Logical Positivism).
: '''Scientific Realism''' → The belief that the world described by science is "Real," even if we can't see things like atoms or quarks.
: '''Instrumentalism''' → The belief that theories are just "Tools" for prediction, and it doesn't matter if they are "True" as long as they work.
: '''Paul Feyerabend''' → A radical philosopher who argued that there is "No one method" and that "Anything goes" in the history of great discoveries.
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