Quote by Quine, Willard Van Orman
"Two theories may be equivalent in all their empirical consequences yet differ in their ontological commitments."
"Two theories may be equivalent in all their empirical consequences yet differ in their ontological commitments."
"To be is to be the value of a variable."
"The problem of induction is to justify the rules by which we project unobserved instances from observed ones."
"Ontology is what one says exists; ideology is how one says one determines what exists."
"There is no fact of the matter about how language actually carves up the world."