"X is just Y phrased differently!" Yeah, and? People vary. How you understand things is not universal.
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people don't object to rephrasings presented as rephrasings, they object to rephrasings presented as novel insights
both reading and citing every *potentially* isomorphic thing seems like a huge burden on both author and reader
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i don't think that's required for correct presentation of novelty-epistemic status
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nobody gets mad at people for rediscovering (rephrasings of) obscure old ideas
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