Ian in reposne to Justin: >> It would be bad if the verification criterion were >> not cognitively meaningful. But falsfiability was >> never supposed to be a piece of science, >> just a test of science. jks > > ================= > > Right, but we never test science, anymore than we test > capitalism, :-) > > Ian
I don't know what cognitively meaningful means, but as far as I know from statistics, there is no way to accept a hypothesis. You may only reject hypotheses, if you can, and if you cannot, you are screwed! You don't have a clue after that. By the way, why should anyone test capitalism? We need to get rid of it, as far as I am concerned. Best, Sabri
