This Thing Called Science?, 1976, p. 1) will be used to present a common inductive view on science, whereas Karl Popper’s, Hypothetico Deductivism method will portray a deductive view on science. I go onto argue that despite science being rational, and therefore inductive, I tend to disagree with some aspects of Chalmer’s view on science through the evidence shown through Karl Popper’s research. Overall, this study seeks to establish the resonance of accepting both deductive and inductive reasoning
The Problem of Induction There are three basic types of reasoning. There is deduction, ordinary induction and inference to the best explanation. Scientists typically use deductive reasoning to find the logical consequences or predictions of their theories, models and laws. Deduction is the identification of an unknown particular, drawn from its resemblance to a set of known facts. (ROTHCHILD) For example, you are thrown overboard a cruise ship and drift to an unknown island. Upon exploring the island