The Williams-Stove thesis attempts to justify the reasonableness of this concept. William Reichenbach developed a "pragmatic justification" of this concept, while Rudolf Carnap developed a Lambda-cont
The Williams-Stove thesis attempts to justify the reasonableness of this concept. William Reichenbach developed a "pragmatic justification" of this concept, while Rudolf Carnap developed a Lambda-continuum of it. Carl Hempel proposed the paradox of the ravens to illustrate problems with this concept. In Fact, Fiction, and Forecast, Nelson Goodman used the example of an emerald described as "grue" to describe "the new riddle" of this concept. Karl Popper argued that it should be replaced by falsifiability to determine whether a theory is scientific. For 10 points, name this type of logic which makes general claims from particular instances.
The Williams-Stove thesis attempts to justify the reasonableness of this concept.
induction [or inductive reasoning; or inductive logic]