The word "dissected" is doing a lot of work there. "Any" makes it, arguably, hyperbolic. Obviously we can't take too literally any statement about a field being alive or dead. Research is alive in these fields but pedagogy is mostly not.
ah, can we know anything at all then? can any statement, no matter how forcefully and obviously effused, be absolutely uncertain?
but i digress... as fun as the debate may be, hn is probably not where we solve epistemic dilemmas.
Re:Mental Model Fallacy (2018)
by mistermann on Saturday April 25, 2020 @09:11PM
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Well,we can put a man on the moon with less computing power than we carry in our pocket, and that's far from the most impressive thing we've accomplished in a long long list.
> hn is probably not where we solve epistemic dilemmas.
The repulsion to things like logic and epistemology on a programming website isn't the type of thing I believe we should strive for or celebrate, but I certainly can't disagree with your assessment.
Is there some nuance of uncertainty in there I'm not picking up on?