> I also think bending philosophy to apply to practical advice like "use the tool that works" will not leave much to the notion of philosophy. I reckon maybe t

> I also think bending philosophy to apply to practical advice like "use the tool that works" will not leave much to the notion of philosophy. I reckon maybe there's something to this. One thing that comes to mind though is: Granting the fact the NHST is now broadly used by practitioners without knowledge of its background simply because it works, I am not sure that necessarily indicates the background isn't important, as my ignorance of my monitor's inner workings does not mean that electricity is not important.