Kho-ha̍k sī iōng kho-ha̍k ê huat-tōo lâi kiàn-li̍p ê tsai-bat ê hē-thóng. Kho-ha̍k ē-sái kóng tio̍h sann tsióng siong-kuan ê kuan-liām:
- Tē it, i sī tì-sik ê luí-tsik. Jî-tshiánn thàu-kuè gián-kiù koh tsing-ka tì-sik ê luí-tsik.
- Tē jī, i thàu-kuè kàu-io̍k lâi thuân-siū tì-sik.
- Tē-sann, Kho-ha̍k mā ē-sái tsí kàu bo̍k-tsiân uî tsí, sóo-ū tì-sik ê luí-tsik.
Tann ê gián-kiù ài iōng kho-ha̍k ê hong-huat. Tiō sī thàu-kuè iōng í-tsiân ê tì-sik tshòng-tsō lí-lūn. Koh iōng si̍t-giām lâi tsìng-si̍t lí-lūn. Sóo-í kho-ha̍k tio̍h sī iōng thâu-tsiân kóng ê kuè-tîng, kàu tann uî tsí sóo tit tio̍h ê tì-sik.[1][2]
Tsò kho-ha̍k ê lâng kiò kho-ha̍k-ka. Kho-ha̍k-ka tsò gián-kiù tsiânn tíng-tsin. Ē king-kuè tshik-liông, si̍t-giām, tshì-giām. Kho-ha̍k-ka ē kái-sueh mih-kiānn uī-siánn-mi̍h ū piáu-hiān tshut-lâi ê hîng-uî kah tsia ê hîng-uî.
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- ↑ Online dictionary . Merriam-Webster [2009-05-22]. "knowledge or a system of knowledge covering general truths or the operation of general laws especially as obtained and tested through scientific method . . . such knowledge or such a system of knowledge concerned with the physical world and its phenomena"
- ↑ Popper, Karl . The Logic of Scientific Discovery. 2nd English edition. New York, NY: Routledge Classics. 2002 [1959]: 3. Template:Citation/identifier. Template:Citation/identifier.
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- Tsit phinn bûn-tsiunn sī uì Hô-ló-pah-kho(Holopedia) ê："Kho-ha̍k" kái--lâi ê. Guân-pún bûn-tsiunn ê tsok-tsiá tshiánn khuànn i ê pian-tsi̍p li̍k-sú.
- Tsit phinn bûn-tsiunn mā sī uì Kán-tan Ing-gí Uî-ki-pah-kho(Wikipedia) ê："Science" kái--lâi ê. Guân-pún bûn-tsiunn ê tsok-tsiá tshiánn khuànn i ê pian-tsi̍p li̍k-sú。