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What the work establishes.

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The language of inquiry.

Our vocabulary supports a research process rather than replacing it. Greek methodos denotes pursuit or investigation; hodos denotes a way or path. The scientific path remains explicit: state the question, specify the model, compare results and examine alternatives.

Lexical references: Middle Liddell: methodos; LSJ: hodos. Historical word meanings are a framing device, not evidence for a physical claim.