With multiple-model agnosticism there is no point getting hung up on the models themselves, because that’s all they are—models. Models are by definition smaller and simpler facsimiles of whatever it is that they are trying to describe. The models are not “true,” but they do vary in usefulness depending on how accurate they are in different cultures and circumstances. Once this is recognized, we no longer attach our sense of personal identity to the models we use, and we lose our resistance to swapping between different models when necessary.
