Prebiotic plausibility and networks of paradox-resolving independent models

Steven A. Benner ()
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Steven A. Benner: Westheimer Institute for Science and Technology

Nature Communications, 2018, vol. 9, issue 1, 1-3

Abstract: Abstract The plausibility of any model in science comes from the extent of its interconnections to other models that are grounded in different premises and reasoning. Focusing research on paradoxes in those models, logic whereby they appear to generate unacceptable conclusions from seemingly indisputable premises, helps find those interconnections.

Date: 2018
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