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| | Cromulent words are proactive paradigms to embiggen our understanding (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) |
 | | Cromulent words are proactive paradigms to embiggen our understanding |
 | | In both cases 'paradigm' is used where a more cromulent word would immediately reveal the vacuity of the ideas being presented. |
 | | The p-word is used in place of: analogy, conceptual framework, example, symbol, pattern, metaphor, method, model, simulation etc. 'Paradigm' causes especial confusion where it starts with one meaning and then ends up with another. |
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