If Bacon's view is correct: A. observations he made in the ...

[OSWALD]

If Bacon's view is correct:
 
  A. observations he made in the 17th century are still useful today.
 
  B. theory-neutral observations are impossible.
  C. scientists must avoid religious questions.
 
  D. pure science need not have any practical applications.
  E. science, like art, never progresses, but only changes.

Question 2

If Bentham were to study the nature of sweetness, which of the following would not be part of his method?
 
  A. Making a list of sweet substances
  B. Making a list of substances that are not sweet
 
  C. Specifying which things are more or less sweet
 
  D. Checking hypotheses about the nature of sweetness against the lists
 
  E. Making a list of all the other properties possessed by sweet things

[coreycathey]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: E

[OSWALD]

Excellent

[ktidd]

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