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into the understanding-in-a-head need-
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economics of understanding will shape
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scale production, comments John Van-
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ameliorative, progressive, add-a-fact-at-
a-time-donÕt-theorize-till-youÕre-old mod-
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Kuhn does, that science does not ad-
vance toward truth, ... ser-
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