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Truth In Labeling
1. When we say "P states a Q-theory of R",
then Q should be a term that P uses
in stating said theory of R.
2. When we say "P maintains a Q-theory of R",
then Q should be a term that P actually uses,
characteristically and as a matter of principle,
in maintaining P's theory of R.
3. When we want to report the fact that source S describes
P's theory of R as a T-theory of R, then we should say
"S describes P's theory of R as a T-theory of R".
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Truth In Labeling
1. When we say "P states a Q-theory of R",
then Q should be a term that P uses
in stating said theory of R.
2. When we say "P maintains a Q-theory of R",
then Q should be a term that P actually uses,
characteristically and as a matter of principle,
in maintaining P's theory of R.
3. When we want to report the fact that source S describes
P's theory of R as a T-theory of R, then we should say
"S describes P's theory of R as a T-theory of R".
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