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dpc-902	Anderson, Cris	On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge, Part XIII: The nature of evidence	2014	16	.pdf	application/pdf	14796	695	57	Evidence—the ideal Preston Cloud, in Oasis in Space: Earth History from the Beginning, states, “A subject becomes a science when it is brought within the bounds of natural law and a body of ordering principles that make its hypotheses testable—where evidence takes priority over authority and revelation.” Thomas Kelly, in Evidence published in the online Stan- ford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, notes that most people think of evidence as “something that might be placed in a plastic bag”, such as a bloody knife, or an historical docu- ment, or the result obtained by biochemical analysis of a blood specimen.	cache/dpc-902.pdf	txt/dpc-902.txt