Theory of Positional Invariance: Don't seek evidence to support a claim. Rather, design experiments that can refute it

摘要

A theory starts with corroborating observations, acquires the rule, and then a sophisticated-sounding name to help validate it. I hope you enjoy this game and its message. The "Theory of Positional Invariance" states that, "Regardless of the observer's viewpoint, an object retains its properties." There are many examples of this. Whether observed from the North Pole or the South Pole, the moon has the same mass, craters and rotational speed. Though the moon does appear upsidedown to one observer, a viewer's orientation doesn't change the properties of the object.