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>>9339531
After the first sentence Bernard knows Albert doesn't have A or B (since 5/6)
After the second sentence Albert knows Bernard has 2,3 or 4 (Since those are the only known by exlusion)
Finally Albert has two possibilities.
He either has D, and so can't know which pad is the correct one (D2/D4).
Or he has C, in which case he knows which one is the correct.
So after the third senctence we can disscern that the correct pad is C3

>>9040049
What? What about things like falsification principle, the main distinction between science and pseudoscience. It was thought out by Karl Popper in first half of 20th century, and we're talking about epistemologic principle which is integral to science in modern day.

Scientific methodology is based on epistemology and meta-physics, not to mention formal and sentential logic which is being developed to this day.
How can you assert that philosophy doesn't effect science in modern day, while not providing any evidence?

Seriously, eat a dick

>>8984429
>Freud
>Sigmund Freud
>Benefit society
>BENEFIT
>FREUD

>Calc I
>Calc II
>Calc III
>Linear Algebra
>Ordinary Diffeqs
>Gen Bio
>Gen Chem
>Organic Chemistry
>Physics I
>Physics II

Reminder that if you actually show up for any of these classes except on exam days you are a brainlet.