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Epistemology is the study of knowledge, acquisition thereof, and the justification of belief in a given claim.
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Can we establish the truth by eliminating the impossible
I would say absolutely yes. You can use this method to solve almost any problem. In some of the above examples, especially the one with numbers half of the problem was missing. In a case with Sherlock …
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How can one use a phenomenon in science to calculate anything? [closed]
When doing science in any field the goal is to obtain knowledge.
How can one be justified in using ideas that are classified as a phenomenon? Yet be considered the mainstream?
Example. Scientist …