It is a basic principle of scientific inquiry that no proposition and no theory is to be accepted without adequate grounds.
An edition of The Philosophy of Carl G. Hempel
(2000)
The Philosophy of Carl G. Hempel
Studies in Science, Explanation, and Rationality
by Carl Gustav Hempel
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