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Consider the following hypothesis: the most beautiful paintings were done in france during the impressionist-era. It is possible to define and measure which art work came from france during this era, but beauty is not scientifically measurable. (To quote a well-known proverb: "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.") Thus there is no experiment that can be performed or observations made to test and potentially falsify the hypothesis.
Answer the following question: What would be a testable hypothesis for artwork from Impressionist-era France?
Consider the following hypothesis: the most beautiful paintings were done in france during the impressionist-era. It is possible to define and measure which art work came from france during this era, but beauty is not scientifically measurable. (To quote a well-known proverb: "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.") Thus there is no experiment that can be performed or observations made to test and potentially falsify the hypothesis.
Answer the following question: What would be a testable hypothesis for artwork from Impressionist-era France?
Nelly StrackeLv2
6 Feb 2019
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