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If you can't give three examples, then you aren't matching your
hypothesis to reality. This is what science does. It's called
experiment that is reproducible.


Right at the beginning, I indicated that I was giving a philosophical answer
to a philosophical question. At the end, I said why I thought it may be of
use. I admitted that I wasn't saying very much, but that's very different from
saying nothing at all.

Of course I haven't matched my hypnothesis to reality. Wasn't it clear that I
was communicating a hunch for which I feel a strong conviction? It doesn't
necessary follow that I have the skills of education to go about testing that
hypothesis. It doesn't necessarily mean that the idea is worthless.