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B.5:6 - Bias-Annotation

The examples favor discrete construction and a simple physical representation. Other fields may need probabilistic, interpretive, historical or other arguments with different criticism demands. Select the contribution by the actual question and discipline.

Easy-to-produce outputs can dominate attention. Recover the intended epistemic or practical purpose when speed, proof count, a convenient measurement or the current favorite tool starts determining which question is asked.