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Jiang presents Kuhn's central argument as science developing through revolutions and paradigm shifts rather than slow, piecemeal methodical progress.
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Thomas Kuhn
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"...so that's how science develops and this is the argument of Thomas Kuhn in his book the structure"
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"of sonic revolutions okay this is a book that I highly recommend if you ever said this history of science this is a book..."
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"...faking spaceships, okay? There's a difference. All right, so this is Thomas Kuhn, and he wrote something called The Structure of"
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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