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The necessity argument assumes a fixed goal of predictive... — Carmelics

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Challenges→Showing that inductive inference is a necessary condition of success provides sufficient justification for using inductive inference

The necessity argument assumes a fixed goal of predictive success, but rival methods like falsificationism or Bayesian updating also claim that same goal.

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