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    The Principle of Falsifiability Is the Tendency to Look for Information
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The Principle of Falsifiability Is the Tendency to Look for Information

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The principle of falsifiability is the tendency to look for information that confirms one's beliefs thereby avoiding information that would prove one's beliefs to be false.

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