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Philosophical
study of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle (Is the world objective and
independent of our observations?) The Uncertainty Principle and Philosophical
Realism) |
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Philosophical
analysis: Heisenber on: "What is an elementary particle"? |
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Philosophical
analysis: What is an atom? A substance? A pure quantity? |
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Philosophical
analysis: The number of protons determine an atom to be what it is.
(question formulated by R. Krevs - in light of faulty modern thinking and answered by D.
McManaman - Philosopher. |
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Philosohical
analysis: Is this world simply the result of random and accidental physical and
chemical processes? |
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Philosophical
analysis: Substance, element and compound. |
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Philosophical
analysis: Chemical changes and the formation of a new substance (question
formulated by R. Krevs - in light of faulty modern thinking and answered by D. McManaman -
Philosopher.) |
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Philosophical analysis:
A solid is mostly empty space. A critique of Physicist Nick Herbert's
thinking. |
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Philosophical analysis:
Second Law of Thermodynamics and Hylomorphism. |
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Philosophical analysis:
Modern Physics and Aristotle's Hylomorphism |
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Philosophical analysis:
Spinoza and the Unity of Reality |
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Philosophical analysis:
Is solidity an illusion? |
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Philosophical analysis:
Prime Matter |
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Philosophical analysis:
Won't physics eventually arrive at a complete explanation of things? |
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Philosophical analysis:
Mathematical language and truth. |
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Philosophical analysis:
Mass, Energy and Hylomorphism |
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Philosophical analysis:
Is it true that "There is no common truth. What is true for you may
not be true for me. You have your truth, I have my truth"? |
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Philosophical analysis:
Doesn't the uncertainty principle show that nature is indeterminate? |
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Philosophical analysis:
Can finality or teleology be measured? |
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Philosophical analysis:
A Brief Response to the Reductionism of Richard P. Feynman |
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Philosophical analysis:
Does the instability of the entropic process contravene hylomorphism?
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Philosophical analysis: "Energy can neither be created nor
destroyed. Matter and energy are equivalent. So isn't everything
energy in one form or another." |
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Philosophical analysis:
Is energy the ultimate cause and first principle of material
reality? |
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Philosophical analysis:
Is Empty Space Nothing?
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Philosophical analysis:
Paul Davies and Creation
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Philosophical analysis:
Can the universe come into existence from nothing? |
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Philosophical analysis:
Complexity and Reductionism |
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Philosophical analysis:
Am I a Big Bag of Chemicals? |
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Philosophical analysis:
Chance, Spontaneity, and Radioactivity |
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Philosophical analysis:
Is this world simply the result of random and accidental physical
and chemical processes?
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