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Modelability:
“’ We cannot give you any model. What goes on is-- to the best of our experimental knowledge-- utterly invisible and nonconceptual and is only expressable in mathematical terms.’ Since that time science has been flying blindly on mathematically operated instruments. For a century scientists have not sensed their responsibilities because they have been dealing only in abstract, ergo senseless, mathematics.”
"What caught my attention was that in the ensuing century better and more powerful microscopes and telescopes had come into use and nature was disclosed as continually employing models. She did not pay any attention to the scientists’ concept of a lowest level threshold below which only mathematical equations had their existence. So I surmised that in searching for nature’s comprehensive omnirational coordinate system that it would be best to be on the lookout for conceptual modelability, albeit a dynamic transformative modelling.
“It is impossible to identify the way in which we first follow our intuitively-explored curiosities, nor why we intuitively retrace in our thoughts certain special experiences”
