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Thomas S. Kuhn · 1962

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

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Introduced the word "paradigm" to the world and changed how scientists think about science. Kuhn's argument: science doesn't progress by accumulation but by revolution — long periods of normal science punctuated by crises that overturn entire worldviews. Essential for understanding how knowledge actually advances, and how even experts can be wrong.

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