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Abstract: thin which the later part of this presentation can be understood. The word "science" is used frivolously as a receptacle for a wide spectrum of human efforts. As is often the case with abstract concepts, the term "science" will often elicit an 'Aha-erlebnis' [superficial recognition] in the brain of the listener, which is however devoid of a thorough understanding. In my opinion it is sensible to make a distinction between three forms of '-ship': thinkingship, knowingship and skillship .... (Update)

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  author = "World Through The",
  title = "Patterns and Symbols:",
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