That second culture being instrumentalism, which has a very long wikipedia page. I didn't enjoy reading the article, because it's overly vague, inflated with in

That second culture being instrumentalism, which has a very long wikipedia page. I didn't enjoy reading the article, because it's overly vague, inflated with intellectualism, but it's interesting to know that a non-instrumentalist mindset was dominant before WWII, changed by the practical needs of the military. I never thought about it, that there could be a different way to think about data, a more theoretical, less practical-application driven outlook. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumentalism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumentalism