Is there a particular topic that you're interested in?

As far as primary sources go, it's hard to avoid Kuhn's "Structure of Scientific Revolutions," but it should be tempered with some more recent secondary sources - most every contemporary philosopher of science disagrees with Kuhn on a lot. But he's so important.

For a Christian perspective, I like Wolterstorff's "Reason Within the Bounds of Religion"

For a brief introductory textbook, maybe Okasha's "Philosophy of Science: A Very Short Introduction," or Godfrey-Smith's "Theory and Reality" (a bit longer)

I think you've convinced me - the rush of satisfaction after agonizing over your answer and then seeing the "Perfect!" is unmatched. New daily user here...

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💎 PERFECT! 💎 100%

How experienced are we talking? I did create a @standard.site mirror of my Ghost blog last week...

Another similarity: "That era of early blogging was interesting in that nearly everyone who was writing the first popular sites was also busy helping create the tools for publishing them."

Also watching @offprint.app with great interest