Without mechanism, I am suspicious of wise-sounding explanations. And so, quite rightly, are most people. That’s what I meant. We observe a problem, we make up a ‘problem-causation principle’ and give it a name in ancient greek (actually I love this bit). We deceive ourselves, and the man in the street does not believe us.
Without mechanism, I am suspicious of wise-sounding explanations. And so, quite rightly, are most people. That’s what I meant. We observe a problem, we make up a ‘problem-causation principle’ and give it a name in ancient greek (actually I love this bit). We deceive ourselves, and the man in the street does not believe us.