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When mathematics and physics are reunited with philosophy. The trifecta is reborn. I like the suggestion of the article. I think it's worth thinking more about
by didibus 9y ago
When mathematics and physics are reunited with philosophy. The trifecta is reborn.
I like the suggestion of the article. I think it's worth thinking more about this chaotic universe, and how can subsets of chaos have consistent structure, and be symmetric forever, while the full set has no structure and no symmetry, and is therefore ever changing and unpredictable.
- aluhut 9y agoI wonder if the world back when we climbed down the trees was more or less chaotic to the spectator. Did a rise of chaos occur when we admitted that we can't explain everything with one (now) simple theory? I like how through the connection of theories we realize that the own mean nothing because everyone does come up with one in their head. I never thought of the impacts on math due to this new scientific facts that I struggle to understand on a lower level than the scientist working on that. Now I know. My personal universe is different.