Empirical evidence
Empirical evidence consists of observations or measurements used to support or challenge claims about the world. It is distinguished from support based solely on logic, authority, or speculation.
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Scientific consensusNarrower topic: Consensus rests on evidence that can be examined and tested.
Scientific theoryRelated: Evidence constrains which explanations a scientific theory can support.
Science warsNarrower topic: Debates about interpretation often left the role of evidence at issue.
Scientific modelRelated: Evidence constrains which models remain credible descriptions of the world.
A priori and a posterioriRelated: Such evidence grounds a posteriori claims.