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--this article is very wrong [or at least misleading]-- dis-analogy is actually what is explained here to be unintended consequences. see 3.1 here http://www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/~raha/CogSci600_web/Readings/Shelley2.pdf

etc. just read the article above.