Jiang glosses a paradigm as a story, model, or understanding that organizes the traditional account of agriculture.
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Paradigm
Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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He uses Kuhn, Einstein, Darwin, and Disraeli to argue that paradigm change is not merely natural but can be promoted when it advances the eschatology of secret societies.
He claims the Big Bang model may be wrong because scientists defend it as a paradigm even when a multiple-Big-Bang possibility would fit the anomalies better.
Normal science is described as refinement rather than discovery: it fine-tunes an existing model into a usable jigsaw puzzle instead of reimagining the picture.
A new paradigm requires faith because early adopters must embrace future promise despite evidence favoring the old problem-solving system.
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"Scientific Revolutions, and he just says it's natural for paradigms, new ideas, to, it takes a very long time for paradigms to take shape...."
"Because not only will, not only are Jews supposed to prosper in the West, but they're also supposed, people are supposed to think that..."
"OK, that's obviously wrong, right? So your teacher says, this is wrong. And then you say, oh, I know how to fix this, plus..."
"...there multiple Big Bangs? The problem is that it's become a paradigm, a story that is accepted by most scientists, and they refuse to..."
"...scripture take out a the knowledge of those facts that the paradigm displays as particularly revealing by increasing the extent of the match between..."
"To solve a jigsaw puzzle is not, for example, merely to make a picture. Either a child or a contemporary artist could do that..."
"...will not be accepted. Okay? All right. So he concludes, but paradigm debates are not really about relative problem -solving ability, though for good..."
"...achievement than on future promise. The man who embraces a new paradigm at an early stage must often do so in defiance of the..."
"...transition from hunter -gatherer society to agriculture? And in the traditional paradigm, a paradigm paradigm is a very sophisticated English word and all it..."
"...I read Inferno. And so I was expecting, it's like a paradigm shift or the Germans would call it a Gestalt shift. The Gestalt..."
"...the structural constraints found in the original four gospels, the Peter paradigm. The entire miracle of the coin in the fish's mouth begins precisely..."
"...i said that if you just work with the current um paradigms of science you get into a lot of dead ends including consciousness..."
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