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This sounds like more of the no-true-scotsman problem to me. You're basically saying that a paradigm shift has never happened more than once per field (at its f
by guscost 6y ago
This sounds like more of the no-true-scotsman problem to me. You're basically saying that a paradigm shift has never happened more than once per field (at its founding).
- woodandsteel 6y agoKuhn came up with the concept of paradigm change, and as he defined it, yes, it only happened once. He claimed it had happened many times, but when you look at the history closely, it just didn't.