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Author’s Response: Humble Research and the Inescapability of Limited Knowledge
Constructivist Foundations 16 (3):351-355 (2021)
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: After clarifying some misunderstandings, I discuss the inescapability of bias in research in more practical terms, followed by an exemplification of why epigenetics does not shatter a …Other Versions
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