Verification Principle

The Verification Principle is a concept primarily associated with logical positivism, which asserts that a statement is meaningful only if it can be empirically verified or is analytically true. In the context of objectivity and bias, it suggests that claims or beliefs should only be accepted as true if they can be tested and confirmed through observation or evidence. This helps minimize subjective interpretation and personal bias, promoting a clearer understanding of facts and reality based on what can be objectively verified. Thus, it emphasizes the importance of evidence in establishing truth.