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| A collection of facts and information, which you may have recorded during an experiment, from which conclusions and decisions can be made. |
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| Starts with general statements and leads towards specifics. It is about applying rules. |
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| Starts as facts and works towards general conclusions (science). It is the process of finding rules. |
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| The act of receiving information through the senses, and recording it. |
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| A systematic study through careful observation, collection of data, and experimental investigation; observations of the physical universe. |
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| anything that is not false |
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| it is based on deductions from demonstrated facts and truths, but is not focused on practical applications; "the quest for knowledge". |
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| Solving practical problems by the application of one or more fields of pure science. |
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| Confidence or trust in something, that is not based on actual proof. |
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| An inclination or predisposition in a certain direction that prevents an unprejudiced consideration of a question |
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| Something that actually exists, that has been observed or experienced. |
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