“…For this ongoing debate, several promising positions have been proposed. Carl Hempel proposed a list of seven conditions for a good scientific theory, and these are precise, preferably quantitative, predictions; testable consequences and good agreement with experimental tests; consistency with currently accepted theories; broad scope; prediction of novel phenomena; simplicity; fruitfulness (Hempel, 1983 ; recited from Matthews, 2019 , p. 274). Bunge ( 2001 ) suggested ten features of a mature science, which includes a community of trained inquirers; philosophical background supporting the free search for truth; real events and processes as the domain of investigation; formal background with current best logical and mathematical theories; specific background with up-to-date and well-confirmed data, hypotheses and theories; being a quest for laws; knowledge fund with up-to-date and testable theories, hypotheses and data; aims or goals of the discovery of laws or confirmed hypotheses; methods with scrutable, checkable and justifiable procedures and significant overlap with other scientific fields of inquiry (Bunge, 2001 , pp.…”