10 Interesting Fact About The Philosophy of Science

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• Philosophy of Science is a branch of philosophy that discusses the basis and limits of science and the development of science.
• The philosophy of science is also known as epistemology, which is the study of knowledge theory.
• Philosophy of science has a close relationship with the methodology of science, which regulates the way of science was created.
• The philosophy of science aims to determine the relationship between facts and theory, investigate validity and theory confirmation, and create logical inference based on the correct procedures.
• The philosophy of science also discusses the basic assumptions, methodologies, and goals of a discipline of science.
• Philosophy of science also discusses concepts such as induction, deduction, and certainty.
• Philosophy of science has a close relationship with social sciences, philosophy, and science.
• The philosophy of science also discusses theories about validity and confirmation, which involve concepts such as certainty, generalization, and probability.
• The philosophy of science is also involved in controversy and debate about the use of the appropriate principles and scientific methods to achieve the goals of science.
• The philosophy of science also includes the study of how the theories of science can be applied in social, political, and ethical contexts.