empirisiä
Empiiriset is a Finnish adjective that translates to "empirical" in English. It refers to knowledge or a method that is derived from or based on observation and experience rather than on theory or pure logic. In scientific and academic contexts, empirical evidence is crucial for validating hypotheses and theories. This means that claims and conclusions are supported by data collected through sensory experience or experimentation.
The concept of empiricism has a long history in philosophy, with thinkers like John Locke and David
The hallmark of an empirical approach is its reliance on observable phenomena and testable predictions. This