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A New Conception of Science
Physics World 13 (8):17-18 (2000)
Abstract
When scientists choose one theory over another, they reject out of hand all those that are not simple, unified or explanatory. Yet the orthodox view of science is that evidence alone should determine what can be accepted. Nicholas Maxwell thinks he has a way out of the dilemma.Author's Profile
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