Some supporters of voter-verifiable paper trails question whether disability-rights groups have gotten too close to voting machine manufacturers.
That presupposition is virtuous, though, since the psychological facts in question are verifiable, and if they hold, they directly establish the moral status in question.
Each virtual project includes the following components: background literature research, data manipulation, formulation of scientific questions and verifiable hypotheses, statistical data analysis, and presentation of scientific discoveries.
Whether one day a satisfactory quantum theory of measurement will emerge, distinguished from the others by its verifiable predictions, remains an open question.
Thus, for example, the presupposition that "malaria is caused by the bite of a mosquito" could in principle be offered as a verifiable true/false answer to the question "What is the cause of malaria?" and could be abandoned by medical practitioners without forsaking their form of enquiry.
Answering questions that have verifiable, factual answers might very well be giving people a reliable anchor to reality that is otherwise missing in our daily media diet.
Ask lots of questions and request verifiable testimonials.
He criticized the tendency to regard moral questions as matters of opinion rather than as questions that have scientifically verifiable right and wrong answers.
"[It's] about the internet and how it acts as an echo chamber … These people will question anything from a verifiable news source, one that's willing to back what it says in the courts.
On this crucial issue, what the public needs aren't political ads promising simplistic panaceas, but verifiable, objective answers to some key questions: How much more borrowing would be necessary to initiate the program?
It does not produce stable "truths" or knowledge, such as experimentally verifiable scientific explanations, but, constantly asking questions and looking for their answers, generates ever-changing meaning.
