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The father or modern {{tag|philosophy of science}}. He wrote the marvelous {{br|The Structure of Scientific Revolutions}}, a book which blowhards like {{author|Richard Dawkins}} don’t understand, notwithstanding its consistency with their beloved evolutionary theories.  
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The father, in the JC’s feeble view, of modern philosophy of science. He wrote the marvellous The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, a book which blowhards like Richard Dawkins don’t understand, notwithstanding its consistency with their beloved evolutionary theories. Imre Lakatos, Paul Feyerabend and Richard Rorty are fellow travellers in this post-modern excellence.

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