Imagining how extensive was the intellectual blindness regarding a non-discovered-yet idea when you are familiar with it is absolutely impossible.
It feels as if we had a "cognition machine" immuable in time that processes a changing knowledge, but this is wrong.
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@francoisfleuret You can't expect an agile, rejuvenating field with such attitude towards new ideas, especially in a such young state, no matter how wrong you think they are.
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The object of reasoning and the essence of reasoning both are evolving.
You do not think about linear algebra with your pre-linear-algebra brain that has now a "larger library" to process. Your reasoning itself is fundamentally different.
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Imagining how extensive was the intellectual blindness regarding a non-discovered-yet idea when you are familiar with it is absolutely impossible.
It feels as if we had a "cognition machine" immuable in time that processes a changing knowledge, but this is wrong.
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