>The fact that this isn't precisely what Homunculiheaded said is also why I posted
Ah. I misread the following...
>>This is actually what I expected to read:
as agreement ("This is actually what I expected to read."). My mistake.
>Unfortunately, rather more science takes place in the second domain than the first.
As I said to Homunculiheaded, this is because of the relative utility of the models, which we understand--and even those that do not understand it do not make the tool's use invalid.
What are we bemoaning, here, but actual misunderstanding itself?
Ah. I misread the following...
>>This is actually what I expected to read:
as agreement ("This is actually what I expected to read."). My mistake.
>Unfortunately, rather more science takes place in the second domain than the first.
As I said to Homunculiheaded, this is because of the relative utility of the models, which we understand--and even those that do not understand it do not make the tool's use invalid.
What are we bemoaning, here, but actual misunderstanding itself?
And really, what's the point of that?