A physicist might discover that you can make computers out of matter. You can make such computers produce sounds. In processing sounds “homonym” is a perfectly legimate and useful concept. Even if two words are stored in far away hardware locations knowing that they will “sound detection clash” is important information. Even if you slice it a little differently and use different kinds of computer architechtures it woudl still be a real phenomenon.
In technical terms there might be the issue whether its meaningful to differntiate between founded concepts and hypothesis. If hypotheses are required then you could have a physicist that didn’t ever talk about temperature.
A physicist might discover that you can make computers out of matter. You can make such computers produce sounds. In processing sounds “homonym” is a perfectly legimate and useful concept. Even if two words are stored in far away hardware locations knowing that they will “sound detection clash” is important information. Even if you slice it a little differently and use different kinds of computer architechtures it woudl still be a real phenomenon.
In technical terms there might be the issue whether its meaningful to differntiate between founded concepts and hypothesis. If hypotheses are required then you could have a physicist that didn’t ever talk about temperature.