Haack thinks that the physicist, the detective, the historian, and the investigative journalist
A) Are all investigating the same world, so their inquiries can intersect.
B) Are all investigating the same world, but their inquiries are unrelated.
C) Are all investigating the same world, but with different levels of ingenuity.
D) Might as well be investigating different worlds.

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Haack believes that despite the different methods and focuses of their work, the physicist, detective, historian, and investigative journalist are all exploring aspects of the same reality. This shared context means their inquiries can intersect and inform one another, reflecting a unified, albeit complex, understanding of the world.

Haack Thinks That the Physicist, the Detective, the Historian, and the Investigative