Empirical evidence

ID: empirical-evidence

Empirical evidence refers to information that is acquired through observation, experience, or experimentation rather than through theory or pure logic. It is data that can be measured, tested, and verified using the scientific method. Empirical evidence is crucial in the scientific community as it provides the foundation for developing and validating theories and hypotheses. There are several key characteristics of empirical evidence: 1. **Observational**: It is based on what can be observed or measured in the real world.

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