"Robert J. Kolker" wrote in message ...
Douglas Eagleson wrote:

Hands on space, where the experimental a priori is the theory
paramenter, in total or in part.

All experimental data is a poteriori. You probably meant to say make
experimentally proved data the primary part of the theory. An a priori
proposition is one that can be proven without reference to empricial data.

Worry not about quantum theory. It is the most empirically verified
physical theory we have.

Bob Kolker

Wrong, It changes the theory to where the experiment has another form.

Making it another theory altogether!

So it can be another theory even better agreeing with other experiments.