He presents model-building as an iterative learning process: make theories and hypotheses, attach predictions, keep the model if predictions happen, and revise if they do not.
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He presents model-building as an iterative learning process: make theories and hypotheses, attach predictions, keep the model if predictions happen, and revise if they do not.
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"...what I'm saying. But what's really important is this is a learning process and we're both trying to develop theories and hypotheses and analytical..."
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