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Hanson on the Nature of a Scientific Theoryn addition to discussing barriers, we propose recommendations. Several premises guide our work and this chapter. First, we recognize that change is difficult—resistance to changing is high, specifically if it threatens the status quo. We also recognize that, as we seek to preserve the status quo, a

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Front Matterable in an o-minimal structure, there is a regular vector, up to a definable family of bi-Lipschitz homeomorphisms. The second one is a bi-Lipschitz version of the famous Hardt’s theorem. We give proofs of these two theorems that avoid the use of the real spectrum.