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    Challenges→A verificationist semantics leaves too small a role for theory and creative theorizing in science

    Creative theorizing requires a degree of freedom from direct empirical verification

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    It was this argument over the nature and place of conventions in science that underlies Einstein’s gradual philosophical estrangement from Schlick and Reichenbach in the 1920s. Serious in its own right, the argument over conventions was entangled with two other issues as well, namely, realism and Einstein’s famous view of theories as the “free creations of the human spirit” (see, for example, Einstein 1921). In both instances what troubled Einstein was that a verificationist semantics made the l

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