Explore articles that provide motivation, background information, or examine related ideas that, while not strictly part of our core theory’s definitions, support and enrich its understanding. This includes critiques of existing paradigms and discussions of relevant scientific or philosophical concepts.
Close your eyes and picture a horse. Maybe a bay mare at pasture, a galloping stallion, or something else entirely. Whatever flashed across your mind—that single image is only a pin‑point in a much wider mental landscape. Keep it in view; we’ll return to it. Words, Labels, and What Lies Behind Them The word “horse” […]
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“Whenever a theory appears to you as the only possible one, take this as a sign that you have neither understood the theory nor the problem which it was intended to solve.” – Karl Popper Assumptions form an integral part of the scientific method. Every scientific theory is based on a collection of assumptions. Assumptions
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