''Extreme advocates of this grounding reject the doctrine of falsifiability on the grounds that it is biased by prior investment in infrastructural capital (test equipment, computers, universities, military hardware) and instructional capital (culture that insists that this infrastructure is useful). ''
I don't see any connection between this criticism and the body/action philosophy mentioned earlier. Please list at least one well-known extreme body philosopher which has made this connection, and explain how they have done so.
Since the movement is described as so diverse, it would be good to list some body philosophers early on in the article, and then later refer back to them, explaining who holds what view. [[user:AxelBoldt|AxelBoldt]], Wednesday, April 10, 2002
What is the accepted name of this school? "Body philosophy", "Body philosopher", "Body philosophers" doesn't return anything in Google. Are they shy? [[user:AxelBoldt|AxelBoldt]]
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