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Popperian falsification
>Are you following Blaug to accept Popperian
>falsification, a criterion that makes _all_ social science (or almost all)
>worthless?
Not quite all social science: the social science of astrology makes twelve
falsifiable predictions every morning in my newspaper and thus qualifies as
a science on Popperian grounds.
http://www.adequacy.org/?op=displaystory;sid=2002/1/16/0333/18359
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