Moreover, the psychologist's interpretation of that testimony will require comparison with his own knowledge of his inner conditions, so that the drawbacks of introspection make themselves felt from two sides, not just one (SW V: 198).[7] The aforementioned ways of capturing the prime facts of psychology are all defective; no true science can content itself with such inadequate material.
Science may be dealing in defective models, but it is still our common starting-point for explaining reality.
It has escaped medical science, Forbes adds, that ovulation screens defective eggs; assisted reproduction does not.
What number was appropriate depended on whether the parents were superior, inferior, or defective, because, "among the 1000 leading American men of science, there is not one son of a day laborer".
Defective cilia can lead to kidney disease and obesity (Science, 14 October 2005, p. 216).
The defective gene, reported in the 1 May issue of Science, may help researchers understand what makes the heart tissue slowly waste away--and how to slow this disease's progression.
A new health and science center at Valley College was marred by defective plumbing, cracked floors, leaky windows and loosely attached ceiling panels that threatened to crash down in an earthquake.
Three groups report today in Science that they wielded CRISPR to snip out part of a defective gene in mice with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), allowing the animals to make an essential muscle protein.
Replacing defective hearts and kidneys wholesale from a patient's own cells, though, is still "science fiction," according to Lansdorp.
Cioffi moved from an early fascination with Popper's falsifiability test for distinguishing science from pseudo-science to a view that criticisms of Freud as a defective scientist were misguided.
