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		By: Denzel Fast		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The distinction between implicit and explicit modeling was particularly interesting—I can see why speed is a huge advantage, but also why some geologists might be wary of a &quot;black box.&quot; My question is about the practical shift toward implicit modeling. For a geologist who has spent years mastering explicit wireframing in a tool like Surpac or Vulcan, how hard is it to trust and adapt to an implicit workflow like Leapfrog? Is it a steep learning curve, or do the results speak for themselves pretty quickly once you start working with the data?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The distinction between implicit and explicit modeling was particularly interesting—I can see why speed is a huge advantage, but also why some geologists might be wary of a &#8220;black box.&#8221; My question is about the practical shift toward implicit modeling. For a geologist who has spent years mastering explicit wireframing in a tool like Surpac or Vulcan, how hard is it to trust and adapt to an implicit workflow like Leapfrog? Is it a steep learning curve, or do the results speak for themselves pretty quickly once you start working with the data?</p>
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