Response to Christopher Rowe

Reply to Rodgers and Rowe ( 2002 )

That a theory fits data is meaningful only if it was plausible that the theory would not fit. S. Roberts and H. Pashler (2000) knew of no enduring theories initially supported by good fits alone (good fits, i.e., where it was not clear that the theory could have plausibly failed to fit). J. L. Rodgers and D. C. Rowe (2002) claimed to provide 6 examples. Their 3 nonpsychological examples (Kepler...

Christopher Heil Introduction to Harmonic

Christopher Love

12.091 Medical Geology/Geochemistry: Element Report IAP 2006, 01/30/2006 Christopher Love Introduction If you have ever looked carefully at your commercial container of salt sitting in the cupboard, then you have noticed that it is iodized. Have you ever wondered what that means, or why it is mentioned? The simple answer to these questions is that a form of the element, iodine, is added to the ...

Saint Christopher to the heart-assisted circulation.

seem more timely and valuable than others, and in the former category is the paper in the current issue entitled, "Assisted Circulation ," by Cooper and Dempsey.' In our opinion, this essay is both comprehensive and scientifically critical and presents the problems associated with the development of mechanical aids to increase the circulation of blood to the body with penetrating insight and co...

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