If a belief is popular, comforting, or long accepted it can be rationally believed even if it does not fit with the observable facts or the clear evidence of our senses.
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Q1: Which of the following claims are testable?
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Q2: Science is unlike the common sense thinking
Q4: Scientists often formulate working hypotheses without prior
Q5: The conclusion of scientific arguments is not
Q6: Science cannot be helpful at all when
Q7: Pseudoscientific theories often try to explain away
Q8: A good scientific theory always makes claims
Q9: Findings inconsistent with well-established scientific theories should
Q10: To be testable, a scientific claim must
Q11: "Cold reading" is a method scientists use
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