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The core proposition of the article is that a theory or direction can be internally logically consistent, mathematically free of contradictions and not in conflict with other validated knowledge (coherent), while at the same time being impossible for humans to form an operational understanding of due to the limitations of their cognitive architecture (cognitively unavailable).
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