This is irrelevant (and not true)

The question is: should research of a thing be re-evaluated if the definition changes? Whether the definition was more accurate before or after is not relevant in this context (leaving aside the tricky philosophical question of how do you decide if a *definition* can be more or less acurrate--accurate against what?).

In fact the points raised in the piece make no mention of accuracy, one way or another.
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