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tldr: logical positivism is just wrong. Falsificationism is not even wrong, but gestures at an adjacent sound epistemolgy: a truth is like a log of experimental tinkering with an idea. There’s no such thing as “falsifiable in principle”. You’re either tweaking it or it’s dead.
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Can you remember when you started using "isomorphic" in this context? I've been going crazy trying to find early uses. Any pointers?
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There's an old pedagogy/mental models example about people realizing they already know how to solve a problem, if they generalize models across specific domains. I think I caught isomorphic models from that. Can't find it any more though. 🕵️‍♀️
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