Paradigms are incommensurable if
A) they are incompatible.
B) they are inconsistent.
C) we cannot tell which is better or more accurate because there are no extra paradigmatic criteria to judge.
D) they cause separate, parallel incremental progress in normal science.
C
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According to the "problem of induction" identified by Hume, we cannot use induction to show that the future will resemble the past because
A. induction assumes that the future will resemble the past. B. generalizations based on past experiences are flawed. C. the world is constantly changing. D. change is an illusion.
According to Mackie, people believe that moral properties are objective because
Lao-tzu held that the more laws there are, the more criminals there are
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Divine law is necessary because
a. Of the restricted scope of the human law. b. Of man’s inability to judge other men’s motives and intent. c. Man’s ultimate end is not discoverable by human reason. d. All of the above.