Kant's intentions aside, some of the differing causal accounts proposed by his interpreters should be scientifically testable, as some of the claims of the medievals also may be.
To support the "war on drugs," for example, under the claim that it reduces crime and drug use is to make a scientifically testable and falsifiable hypothesis.
Yet scientifically testable evidence for intelligent design is scarce.
But sometimes these folk beliefs, or intuitions, are elaborated into scientifically testable schemes – even empirically testable ones.
But if you are forced into doing so, choose a date so far in the future that you will not be around to be proved wrong.Religion is largely a matter of faith, rather than scientifically testable propositions.
Three others provisionally accepted evolution because they viewed it as the only "scientifically testable theory" currently available.
Most others broaching this line of discussion merely described evolution as "the best scientific explanation" even if they personally held views which they realized were "based on faith" and "not scientifically testable".
They regard policy decisions not as choices between winners and losers, as the allocation of pain and privilege, but as experiments in a laboratory of public policy, scientifically testable to be either "right" or "wrong" for the country.
Film scholar Stephen Mulhall points out that unlike the laws of physics which have a series of scientifically testable causal laws, Anderton merely has the visions of the precogs, whose psychic abilities are not fully explained by science.
When people say that something isn't a word, they aren't really making a testable claim about the objective linguistic status of the word; they're making a sociolinguistic evaluation of the word.
Both are scientifically testable in Man, but there is no substantial experimental evidence yet for either.
