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framework:schwann-s-three-claims-about-cellsSchwann's Three Claims about Cells
Historical structural analogy for the paper's three claims; illustrates value of bold speculative articulation even when partly wrong
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- First of three speculative claims forming the foundation of the circuits research agenda
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