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The Great Scientific Achievements Are Research Programmes Which Can Be Evaluated In Terms Of Progressive And Degenerative Problemshifts; And Scientific Revolutions Consist Of One Research Programme Superceding (overtaking In Progress) Another. This Methodology Offers A New Rational Reconstruction Of Science.

No Experimental Result Can Ever Kill A Theory: Any Theory Can Be Saved From Counterinstances Either By Some Auxiliary Hypothesis Or By A Suitable Reinterpretation Of Its Terms.

Blind Commitment To A Theory Is Not An Intellectual Virtue: It Is An Intellectual Crime.

Intellectual Honesty Consists In Stating The Precise Conditions Under Which One Will Give Up One's Belief.

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