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> "there's a widely-held concept X, but my understanding is that this is not completely correct, and in fact a better model is Y." Why not say "there are many
by SideburnsOfDoom 5y ago
> "there's a widely-held concept X, but my understanding is that this is not completely correct, and in fact a better model is Y."
Why not say "there are many similarities and some differences, they're similar in these ways..."