Thomas Kuhn

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"Reason is only effective insofar as things remain constant. By making scientific truth appear changeable, Kuhn made the world appear less rational and in doing so, he not only clouded our understanding of science, but he also cast a shadow of doubt on the fundamental importance of reason. The length of that shadow can be measured by the success of his book, The structure of scientific revolutions"--Page 4 of cover.

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