COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

A “thought experiment” is what philosophers call procrastination with confidence.

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A thought experiment is a method of reasoning through an imagined scenario to test ideas, used by philosophers and scientists such as Galileo, Schrodinger and Einstein. It is a recognized analytical tool, not procrastination.

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