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Notes 189 71. Lakatos, “Falsifi cation,” 155. 72. Kim, Philosophy of Mind, 34. 73. A controlled experiment is, of course, designed to test a hypothesis by removing such confounding factors, although even here we cannot guarantee they have been eliminated. But I am assuming that we cannot perform a controlled experiment, whether for practical reasons or because the explanation being offered is a singular one (4.2.1). 74. Sober, “Testability,” 57.
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Acknowledgements My thanks are due
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Page 217 and 218: 206 Index (see genetic fallacy); re
Page 219 and 220: 208 Index Meyer, Stephen C., 20, 10
Page 221 and 222: 210 Index n.22; theological sceptic
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