Lexicon of Arguments

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I 295
Simplicity/Chomsky: mathematics has no concept of the "easiness" of a calculation - therefore one needs an optimal computational procedure.
>Method.
I 305
Chomsky refers to choice between grammars, not between theories. - Simplicity of a grammar would be empirically like a physical constant.
>Theories.

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