What I’m anchoring on here is the situation in the field of philosophy of math, where lack of experience with the practice of math seriously undercuts most philosophers’ ability to do it well. There are exceptions, for example I consider Imre Lakatos to be one. Maybe the situation is different in philosophy of physics.
What I’m anchoring on here is the situation in the field of philosophy of math, where lack of experience with the practice of math seriously undercuts most philosophers’ ability to do it well. There are exceptions, for example I consider Imre Lakatos to be one. Maybe the situation is different in philosophy of physics.