Power of Reasoning
Reasoning starts by separating what is observed from what is inferred, asking a focused question and collecting relevant, checkable evidence.
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Observation, Questions and Evidence
Reasoning starts by separating what is observed from what is inferred, asking a focused question and collecting relevant, checkable evidence.
Open article →Hypotheses, Predictions and Alternatives
A sound hypothesis is a testable explanation that generates a specific prediction and remains open to comparison with plausible alternatives.
Open article →Testing Evidence and Revising Ideas
Tests compare predictions with evidence, control other factors where possible, and lead to support, rejection, revision or further testing.
Open article →Inductive and Deductive Reasoning with Conclusions
Induction builds a general inference from observations; deduction derives a prediction from a premise, and conclusions must match the evidence.
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