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Russellian science revolves around a philosophical framework that seeks to demarcate science from non-science through empirical evidence and experimentation. It is named after Bertrand Russell, who advocated for the application of logical positivism to scientific inquiry. The core idea is to establish clear distinctions between scientific claims and metaphysical or supernatural ones, ensuring that scientific theories are grounded in observable phenomena and testable hypotheses. This approach emphasizes the importance of empiricism and rigor in scientific methodology, aiming to prevent the proliferation of unfounded or speculative ideas.