Hoskins Considers His Options

The Structure Of Scientific Revolutions

By Thomas Kuhn was very well received

By those for whom reality is just

A paradigm by which it is perceived.

This nonsense predates science and belongs

More properly to Plato than to rigour

For there is nothing either true or false

But thinking makes it so; and thus the bigger

The lie the more it will be seen as true,

Relatively speaking, in the round:

The premises prescribe, and fancy follows;

Thanks to the mind, what’s lost is always found.

Or so I thought, aboard the morning train

From Waterloo to Fleet, via Farnborough (Main).