Eric Hammer 9 26 10 Based on what we ve learned so far in chapter one I am least comfortable with Falsifiability It is important that I learn more about it because Professor Brill has already discussed falsifiability in several class discussions He gave specific examples and situations and as a class we debated whether or not the experiment situation was falsifiable Falsifiable means we can imagine what would be evidence against the theory The definition makes complete sense to me but when put into a real life example I cannot always decipher if the example is or is not falsifiable It is a topic that I don t completely understand right now and I know I will have to learn it because it seems to be an important topic It will probably require a lot of memorization which should not be a problem If I must re read the timeline or chapter to grasp the concept more then I will I am determined to fully learn the meaning and understanding of falsifiability
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