The Classical Example Of A Successful Research

That Sometimes Clear ... And Sometimes Vague Stuff ... Which Is ... Mathematics.

Einstein's Results Again Turned The Tables And Now Very Few Philosophers Or Scientists Still Think That Scientific Knowledge Is, Or Can Be, Proven Knowledge.

It Is Not That We Propose A Theory And Nature May Shout No; Rather, We Propose A Maze Of Theories, And Nature May Shout Inconsistent.

Mathematics Does Not Grow Through A Monotonous Increase Of The Number Of Indubitably Established Theorems But Through The Incessant Improvement Of Guesses By Speculation And Criticism, By The Logic Of Proofs And Refutations.

The Classical Example Of A Successful Research Programme Is Newton's Gravitational Theory: Possibly The Most Successful Research Programme Ever.