Scientific Views
Definition
Scientific views refer to perspectives and theories based on empirical evidence, systematic observation, and experimentation in the field of science. These views often challenge traditional beliefs and pave the way for new understandings.
Related terms
Empiricism: This is a theory that all knowledge originates from experience. It emphasizes experimental data and observable phenomena.
Rationalism: This philosophical belief holds that truth should be determined through reason and factual analysis, rather than faith or religious teachings.
Scientific Revolution: A period in history (16th - 17th century) when dramatic changes in thought led to major advancements in science. Key figures include Galileo Galilei, Isaac Newton, and Johannes Kepler.
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