Our knowledge of evolutionary theory depends on induction. Without induction, you can’t establish the uniformity of nature. You have no grounds for believing that what happened yesterday is any guide to what may happen tomorrow. Without induction, science is totally screwed. Popper’s epistemology was not science without induction:
Wesley C. Salmon critiques Popper’s falsifiability by arguing that in using corroborated theories, induction is being used. Salmon stated, “Modus tollens without corroboration is empty; modus tollens with corroboration is induction.”
Our knowledge of evolutionary theory depends on induction. Without induction, you can’t establish the uniformity of nature. You have no grounds for believing that what happened yesterday is any guide to what may happen tomorrow. Without induction, science is totally screwed. Popper’s epistemology was not science without induction:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_of_induction