HYPOTHESIS:
To abide by rule, principle and custom one follows convention. To disobey rule, principle and custom, one challenges convention. Is it better to live life battling the norms of convention or have a mind as a prison, lacking risk and unpredictability? 
nice... but isn't a hypothesis the predicted or proposed outcome of a question, not another question?? .. so really your hypothesis should be answering that question. In your opinion of course, and then Agnesi and Freud try to prove that hypothesis by undertaking experiments.
ReplyDeleteMaybe try to find a balance between both statements instead of having them oppose each other... :)
As this website i found states (http://www.accessexcellence.org/LC/TL/filson/formathypo.php), hypotheses can take three formats:
ReplyDelete- A question
- A statement
- An IF,THEN statement
An hypothesis is an explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for investigation. A question does inspire a starting point for further investigation. A question is a statement based on limited evidence which generates thought into such a topic.