Talk:The Logic of Scientific Discovery

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[edit] "Falsification also comes to replace convention as a marker of the problem of demarcation."

I've removed this sentence. It seems to be a perfectly legitimate bit of technical jargon in the academic study of the philosophy of science, but without any cross links or "see also's" to explain it or give context, it is meaningless to me and probably to the average reader.

Please discuss here. It should be linked and expanded before any reinsertion.

Dpbsmith (talk) 14:27, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC)