there are two major classes of problems with science

[alexr_rwx]

1) The first class is aesthetic: you may find the whole enterprise uninteresting, dry, yucky, or overly focused on the bizarre western/phallogocentric/dualistic notion of the observer as separate from an objectified environment.

2) The second class of problems has just one member: it is the state of affairs in which not all published articles are freely available online from the personal homepage of the author.

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[sault.livejournal.com]

So, into which class goes the problem of infinite hypotheses?