IMPLAUSIBLE:

A． The most accurate view of the universe is that of the mechanistic model.
B． Science should avail itself of all possible methods of discerning the truth.
C． The tangible results of scientific inquiry are more important than its philosophical assumptions.
D． Poetic intensity is relatively unimportant in the expression of a scientific theory.
E． Scientific theories should go far beyond the "human scale", where possible.

A． work to explain concepts that are abstract in nature, not unlike infinity
B． recognize that meaning is not the only benefit of scientific endeavor
C． are unable to explain their work in any more concrete terms than mathematicians express theirs
D． can discover a series of more and more precise truths, but can never achieve absolute accuracy
E． are intrinsically more interested in formulas and theories than the predictions that can be made by them