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   Paul.B.Andersen wrote:   
      
   > https://paulba.no/pdf/Induction_and_Deduction_in_Physics.pdf   
   >   
   > Quote:   
   > "A theory can thus be recognized as erroneous if there is logical   
   >   error in its deductions, or as incorrect if a fact is not in agreement   
   >   with its consequences.   
   >   But the truth of a theory can never be proven. For one never knows   
   >   that even in the future no experience will be encountered which   
   >   contradicts its consequences; and still other systems of thought are   
   >   always conceivable which are capable of joining together the same   
   >   given facts."   
      
   yes sure, indeed, good making out the point   
      
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   "earth needs fewer people to beat the climate crisis, scientists say"   
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