Refusing to taboo may be a good idea if you don’t know how, and using the opaque concept gives you better results (in the intended sense) than application of the best available theory of how it works. (This is different from declaring understanding of a concept undesirable or impossible in principle.)
Refusing to taboo may be a good idea if you don’t know how, and using the opaque concept gives you better results (in the intended sense) than application of the best available theory of how it works. (This is different from declaring understanding of a concept undesirable or impossible in principle.)
Yes, that makes sense. Do you think this applies here?