<p align="right">Last Update: <font color="#4f81bd">July, 29, 2024</font></p> ## BIG IDEAS - Popper argued that for a theory to be considered scientific, it must be falsifiable. - Induction, according to Popper, cannot logically justify the leap from specific observations to universal laws. - Popper believed that observations are influenced by the existing theoretical framework of the observer. - Popper argued that scientific progress is made through the elimination of falsified theories rather than the accumulation of confirmed hypotheses. >[!info] Traditional Scientific Method >Relies heavily on inductive reasoning, where generalizations are made based on specific observations. --- Return [[Home|Home]] | [[Notes Vault/Physics Notes Vault/Physics Skills/Physics|Physics]] | [[Science]] | [[Models]] | [[Scientific laws]] | [[Scientific Theories]] | [[Observations]]