Thomas Kuhn distinguished two forms of science one known as mathematical or classical and the second being Baconian. Which of the following characteristics is uniquely true of the Baconian tradition of sciences but not classical?

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The Baconian tradition of science is characterized by empirical observation and experimentation in order to form general conclusions about the world. This is in contrast to the classical tradition, which relies on precise mathematical theories to explain phenomena. Option B is a characteristic of the classical tradition, while options C and D are not unique to either tradition.

Thomas Kuhn Distinguished Two Forms of Science One Known as Mathematical