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By C. Yogananda. 2000

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Developmental Origins of Scientific Thinking (2000, background): “In this respect, as Einstein (1954) reminded us, it is essential that researchers studying scientific thinking make a point of connecting it to thinking more broadly.”
Curve Fitting, the Reliability of Inductive Inference, and the Error‐Statistical Approach (2007, background): “…is in the spirit of Einstein’s 1933 often paraphrased comment that “it is the grand object of all theory to make these irreducible elements as simple and as few in number as possible, without having to renounce the adequate representation of any empirical content whatever” (see Einstein 1954, 272).”
Drawing the line between kinematics and dynamics in special relativity (2009, background): “Jordan showed in 1925 how the new kinematics that Heisenberg (1925) introduced in his Umdeutung paper (kinematics in the broad sense of a new general framework for physics) solved that problem (Duncan & Janssen, 2008).”