But The Scientific Importance Of A Change

The Part An Actor Played On Stage Was Once Written On A Separate Roll Of Paper.

The Importance Of Certain Problems Concerning The Facts Will Be Inherent In The Structure Of The System.

The Implications Of These Considerations Justify The Statement That All Empirically Verifiable Knowledge Even The Commonsense Knowledge Of Everyday Life - Involves Implicitly, If Not Explicitly, Systematic Theory In This Sense.

It Is Probably Safe To Say That All The Changes Of Factual Knowledge Which Have Led To The Relativity Theory, Resulting In A Very Great Theoretical Development, Are Completely Trivial From Any Point Of View Except Their Relevance To The Structure Of A Theoretical System.

It Is That Of Increasing Knowledge Of Empirical Fact, Intimately Combined With Changing Interpretations Of This Body Of Fact - Hence Changing General Statements About It - And, Not Least, A Changing A Structure Of The Theoretical System.