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To Turn a Hypothesis Into a Theory, It Must Be Tested, in the following sections:

• 5. The Theory: The Building Block of Science
• 1. What is Science and the Scientific Method?
• 2. The Hypothesis
• 3. Falsification: All Hypotheses Must be Testable
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What is Science and the Scientific Method?, in the following sections:

• 1.1. To Turn a Hypothesis Into a Theory, It Must Be Tested
• 1.7. Be Open to Criticism and Make Way for New Evidence
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Science and Religion, in the following sections:

• 3. Science Acting Against Religion
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Scientific Theories Must Make Way for New Evidence, in the following sections:

• 2. What is Science and the Scientific Method?
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Mass Belief and the False Consensus Effect: Everyone Believes It So It Must Be True!, in the following sections:

• 4. What is Science and the Scientific Method?
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Anti-Religious Forces: Specific Factors Fuelling Secularisation: 2.4. Science

Subjectivism and Phenomenology: Is Objective Truth Obtainable?: 6. Solipsism: Extreme Philosophical Epistemology

Metaphysical Solipsism is Not True

Pseudoscience and Health: The World of Alternatives (to Truth): 3.5. The Enthusiasm of Amateurs: Freethought Without Skeptical Thinking Leads to Deception

UK Trash Culture: 5. The Effect on Politics

Voter Stupidity and the Ignorance of the Masses (A Democratic Challenge)

Short Term Politics: Democracy Can Discourage Proper Planning: 2. Poor Quality Voting Patterns

The Internal Challenges Facing Democracy: 2.5. Lack of Time and Mass Stupidity

The Crabtree Scale of Sources: Who Can We Trust?: 0. (8/10) Peer-Reviewed Publications

Zen Buddhism: 3. An Anti-Fundamentalist Approach

The Scientific Method: Randomized Double-Blinded Trials: 1. What is Science and the Scientific Method?

To Act Morally or With Free Will, You First Need Knowledge: 4. The Effect on Politics of Choices Without Knowledge