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(@robertmorphis.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 3 febrero 2026. Tiene 2 seguidores, sigue a 2 cuentas y ha publicado 7 posts.

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  • Michael Hendricks 🇨🇦@michaelhendricks.bsky.social

    I guess what I'm getting at is that if we don't make a distinction between "wrong" and "error" then we are mixing things that are essential and serious problems in one category.

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  • Michael Hendricks 🇨🇦@michaelhendricks.bsky.social

    Particularly galling for things the theorizer could not possibly know. Should we just say nothing until all possible evidence is known, presumably some time near the heat death of the universe, to avoid error?

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  • Michael Hendricks 🇨🇦@michaelhendricks.bsky.social

    Yeah I think many of the examples in the table are extraordinarliy bad, the definition is a little better. But a good wrong theory for available evidence cannot be considered an error, it's probably the most productive tool science has. Otherwise we conflate "progress" with "self-correcting."

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  • Mark Rubin@markrubin.bsky.social

    It's tricky to define. The author has a go here...

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  • Michael Hendricks 🇨🇦@michaelhendricks.bsky.social

    I think I might not understand what an "error" is? Pluto = planet is just a semantic distinction based on a 2006 definition some people made up? Likewise are incomplete theories that fit all available evidence errors when new evidence is found that requires new theorizing?

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