What was Mario Bunge's stance on scientific realism?
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Answer
Proponent. Scientific realism is the philosophical view that scientific theories provide an accurate representation of the world. Bunge argued that scientific realism is the only tenable philosophical position for science, as it is the only one that can account for the success of science in producing knowledge about the world.
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