Hawkin's Theory
Hawkin's Theory of Progress:
Progress does not consist of replacing a theory that is wrong with one that is right. It consists of replacing a theory that is wrong with one that is more subtly wrong.
- Action-reaction
- Facebook law
- child's paradox
- Manager's rule
- Good in life
- Golden rule
- Nature's paradox
- Poker rule
- Doubt paradox
- argue with fool?
- bank paradox
- faster line
- sale
- last place
- de la Lastra's Law:
- Klipstein's Obse
- Langin's Law: If
- Gerrold's Laws o
- Gerrold's Laws o
- Law of Reruns: If yo
- Gold's Law: If t
- Etorre's Ovserva
- Etorre's Observa
- The Airplane Law: Wh
- Lewis' Law: No m
- Glatum's Law of
- Klipstein's Law:
- Non-Reciprocal Law o
- Zymurgy's First
- Howe's Law: Ever
- Ehrman's Comment
- Ginsberg's Resta
- Rudin's Law: In
- Gumperson's Law:
- Finagle's Fourth
- Finagle's Third
- Finagle's First
- Scott's Second L
- O'Toole's Co
- Quantized Revision o
- Murphy's Constan
- Murphy's Corolla
- Murphy's Corolla
- Murpny's Law: If
- Cannon's Comment
- Manly's Maxim: L
- Firestone's Law
- Farnsdick's coro
- Ralph's Observat
- O'Toole's co
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- Sixth
- Fifth
- Fourth
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- Everything is well