from Part VI - Formation of the orthodoxy and the alternatives: Epistemological lessons
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 July 2024
Explanations of the CMB exhibited varied and often opposed epistemological motivations, and the models were correspondingly diverse. As the chapter clarifies, the explanations varied from subsidiaries to fully worked-out cosmological models, probing toy-models, and even the deliberate omission of modeling, relying on regular astrophysical insights alone. An admirable epistemic and observational diversity was achieved in the face of an emerging trend of ever-more centralized observational and theoretical programs that came to dominate much of physical science, including cosmology.
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