| empiricism |
the claim that all knowledge or all meaningful discourse about the world is related to sensory experience or observation. Logical empiricism (or logical positivism) combined modern logical analysis with the demands of empiricism and was most famous for its verificationist theory of meaning.
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| emphysema |
Is a chronic obstructive lung disease that destroys alveoli walls. The alveoli can be compared to a balloon that has been blown up and the air has been let out. It no longer snaps back into place when stretched but lies floppy. When fresh air enters a lung with emphysema, it enters the alveoli because of changes in pressure. The fresh air now in the alveoli should give off oxygen and take on carbon dioxide to exhale and rid it from the body. ...
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| empirical |
Based on experience or observational information not necessarily on proven scientific data.
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| empirical |
verifiable by means of observation or experiment on the real world, that is on things that can be touched, smelled, felt, seen, ie, that can be measured
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| empiricism |
The proposition that the only source of true knowledge is experience. Search for knowledge through experiment and observation. Denial that knowledge can be obtained a priori.
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