Some philosophers of science, on the basis of such considerations, have argued that there are no facts as such because
A) ?the external world may or may not exist.
B) ?all facts are equally true.
C) ?facts get interpreted according to theories.
D) ?theories get interpreted according to facts.
C
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a. natural resources, tools, and human labor. b. banking institutions and political organizations. c. the desire for profits and the need for wages. d. legal theories, philosophies, and the arts.
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Determine whether the following claim is best classified as semantically ambiguous (and whether this contains grouping ambiguities), syntactically ambiguous, or free from ambiguity: The team was upset.
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Indigenous traditions around the world are commonly _________ based
A) monotheism B) in-group C) belief D) cult