I’m curious: do we often see this reductionist case you claim? I think what you’ve written is pretty uncontroversial: the claim is true, but irrelevant because its precondition can’t be satisfied. But if we “often” see the case against, then presumably it is in fact controversial!
I’m curious: do we often see this reductionist case you claim? I think what you’ve written is pretty uncontroversial: the claim is true, but irrelevant because its precondition can’t be satisfied. But if we “often” see the case against, then presumably it is in fact controversial!
I’ve heard it quite a few times when discussing emergence and complexity topics.