Claims / C-YFRSFPXMSR

Conjecture

Real knowledge is hard to vary, which is why even consistent fiction built on it is hard to invent: change one detail of a good explanation and the rest stops working. An account that can absorb any change of detail and still fit carries no knowledge about what it describes.

Collective intelligence

Evidence 1 passage

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    We should not be surprised that good fictional science is hard to invent. It is a variant of real science, and real scientific knowledge is very hard to vary.

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