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For Popper, Science Can Be Distinguished from Pseudo-Science

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For Popper, science can be distinguished from pseudo-science:


A) only by recognized practitioners of science.
B) because the former is falsifiable.
C) because the latter has been proven false.
D) because all swans are white.
E) because the former fails to make predictions.

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