No I really have no idea how many people grasp the foundations of our work and h

No I really have no idea how many people grasp the foundations of our work and how it evolves our systems of thought from (now archaic) types, sets, empiricism and mathematics (correlation) into causes, operations, construction, and computation (causality)

I can see a future where our work replaces mathiness and ideal types, with evolutionary computation and dimensions of measurement in an equilibrium – just as philosophy replaced anthropomorphism and theology, and natural philosophy replaced philosophy, and analytic philosophy replaced continental.

And that’s because I’ve seen the expansion of computational and ‘economic’ thinking in my lifetime.

But it takes quite a few years (generations) for innovation to make it’s way into (our regressive) education system, into application, and finally into metaphysical presumption as part of the common dialog.