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Froggy Jumps Science vs. Philosophy TruthsOnline version Science vs philosophy truth by Kathleen Dorosan 1 What defines scientific truth? a Empirical evidence tested by repeatable experiments b A priori reasoning alone c Anonymous anecdotes 2 What characterizes philosophical truth? a Direct evidence from experiments b Coherent arguments and logical analysis c Only mathematical proof 3 Can scientific truths be provisional? a Yes, they are well-supported but open to revision b No, they are final c Only when controversial 4 What role do predictions play in science? a They test theories against observations b They replace hypotheses instantly c They prove philosophy is false 5 Is philosophical truth always observable? a Only observable in labs b Always measurable with instruments c Not necessarily; it may be conceptual or logical 6 What is a key difference between fact and theory in science? a Facts are explanations; theories are data b Theories never change c Facts are observations; theories explain them 7 Do philosophical truths rely on empirical testing? a Not always; they rely on reasoning and argument b Always; via experiments c Never; only emotions matter 8 Can scientific claims be metaphysical? a They are always metaphysical b They are purely descriptive c Usually not; science focuses on testable phenomena 9 Which is more likely to change with new evidence? a Axioms for logic b Philosophical truths c Scientific theories 10 What is a common mistake when mixing science and philosophy? a Assuming science proves everything b Assuming philosophy needs no evidence c Ignoring logic entirely

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Science vs. Philosophy TruthsOnline version

Science vs philosophy truth

by Kathleen Dorosan

What defines scientific truth?

Empirical evidence tested by repeatable experiments

A priori reasoning alone

Anonymous anecdotes

What characterizes philosophical truth?

Direct evidence from experiments

Coherent arguments and logical analysis

Only mathematical proof

Can scientific truths be provisional?

Yes, they are well-supported but open to revision

No, they are final

Only when controversial

What role do predictions play in science?

They test theories against observations

They replace hypotheses instantly

They prove philosophy is false

Is philosophical truth always observable?

Only observable in labs

Always measurable with instruments

Not necessarily; it may be conceptual or logical

What is a key difference between fact and theory in science?

Facts are explanations; theories are data

Theories never change

Facts are observations; theories explain them

Do philosophical truths rely on empirical testing?

Not always; they rely on reasoning and argument

Always; via experiments

Never; only emotions matter

Can scientific claims be metaphysical?

They are always metaphysical

They are purely descriptive

Usually not; science focuses on testable phenomena

Which is more likely to change with new evidence?

Axioms for logic

Philosophical truths

Scientific theories

What is a common mistake when mixing science and philosophy?

Assuming science proves everything

Assuming philosophy needs no evidence

Ignoring logic entirely

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What defines scientific truth?

What characterizes philosophical truth?

Can scientific truths be provisional?

What role do predictions play in science?

Is philosophical truth always observable?

What is a key difference between fact and theory in science?

Do philosophical truths rely on empirical testing?

Can scientific claims be metaphysical?

Which is more likely to change with new evidence?

What is a common mistake when mixing science and philosophy?