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I agree with @jackpark here that what @jessiehensh

I agree with @jackpark here that what @jessiehenshaw2 started writing about Rosen's modeling relations could help make the point quite strongly, and help connect different pieces together. It would be a good place to continue and elaborate on the workings of nature, and how we see it and model it differently.

You are writing great stuff Jessie, and I think the PLAST in itself is a format where you can express what you have been saying in a different way, amybe more directly related t

I agree with @jackpark here that what @jessiehenshaw2 started writing about Rosen's modeling relations could help make the point quite strongly, and help connect different pieces together. It would be a good place to continue and elaborate on the workings of nature, and how we see it and model it differently.

You are writing great stuff Jessie, and I think the PLAST in itself is a format where you can express what you have been saying in a different way, amybe more directly related to what you want to say.
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