Popperian falsifiability, Kuhnian paradigm shifts, and Bayesian reasoning all fall into this domain. There is a great compendium by Curd and Cover; I recommend searching the table of contents for essays also available online. Here, philosophers experiment with the precision of testable models rather than hypotheses.
Could you explain to me in what extend Popper provided a precise model that’s testable?
Popper (or Popperism) predicted that falsifiable models would yield more information than non-falsifiable ones.
I don’t think this is precisely testable, but it references precisely testable models. That is why I would categorize it as philosophy (of science), but not science.
Could you explain to me in what extend Popper provided a precise model that’s testable?
Popper (or Popperism) predicted that falsifiable models would yield more information than non-falsifiable ones.
I don’t think this is precisely testable, but it references precisely testable models. That is why I would categorize it as philosophy (of science), but not science.