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Hegel would describe the constructs of science as
 
 

a. identical to the standpoint of sense certainty.
  b. eternal truths based on the timeless realm of essences.
  c. products of the mind that have arisen within a developing, historical framework.
  d. based on experience and observation, with no input from the mind.
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Smart ... Thanks!
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