#hypothesis

• Arguable — Capable of being argued, supported, or demonstrated through logic and evidence; open to discussion or debate, leaving room for interpretations or controversy. In a modern sense, the term describes a hypothesis, statement, or decision that is not axiomatic, but requires or permits rational validation through counterarguments.
• Assumption — A hypothesis, a supposition, or a premise accepted as true without preliminary proof, serving as a starting point in reasoning, a theory, or an argument. It represents an essential structural element in building scientific models, establishing the initial conditions required for the subsequent validation of theses.
• Assumption — A learned and rare variant for assumption; a theoretical hypothesis or premise accepted as true without prior proof, used to build a syllogism or a complex argument. In a structural sense, it represents the intellectual act of considering a statement as an axiomatic starting point in academic research.
• To advance — To move forward, to make headway in space or time; to make steps toward an objective. In a professional or social context, to be promoted to a higher position, to rise in the hierarchy, or to gain a better status. As a transitive verb, it means to pay a sum of money in advance (to grant a down payment) or to propose, to put forward a hypothesis, idea, or opinion within a debate.