It is because what comes across (probably contrary to what Makari intends) is how arbitrary the theories and their revisions are, how little truth ranked as a criterion in choosing them, the main aim being, rather, a striking, unified theory.
All along, researchers have been piecing together the Mechanism's real use by deciphering its ancient Greek inscriptions, and their discoveries are as striking as any theory.
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It might appear that an affirmative answer to the above question is not striking if simple probability theory alone is considered that is, a theory of events in which the number of possible outcomes is finite, as in the theory of dice, coins, roulette, and the like.
In theory its striking tumbling-boxes look is not the issue.
There and in other studies he also made striking advances in capital theory.
In such formulations, there are striking similarities between Critical Theory and American pragmatism.
The pieces were struck in numbers exceeding those needed for circulation; a Mint spokesman stated, "The theory in striking them was to have enough available so as many Americans as possible would have an opportunity to have a coinage commemoration of the Bicentennial year.
This theory is striking in the case of mitochondria and, in particular, when looking at the case of the multichromosome mitochondrion of P. humanus.
