Constructive empiricism is a way of looking at science and how we learn about the world. It is based on the idea that our understanding of the world should come from observing and collecting data (empirical evidence) and then using that data to create theories and ideas. Constructive empiricism means that scientists should use the data they have gathered to form theories and ideas that have a basis in reality and are testable. It also means that the theories and ideas can evolve as we gain new knowledge and data. This approach helps us to become better informed and make more accurate predictions about the world.