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On the Relativity of Quantumness as Implied by Relativity of Arithmetic and Probability. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Czachor M.
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Primordial black holes and their gravitational-wave signatures. [PDF]
Living Rev RelativBagui E +20 more
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That Which They Will Not See: Climate Denial as a Vector of Epistemological Crisis in the Contemporary United States. [PDF]
EthnosCrockford S.
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Higher Equations of Motion for Boundary Liouville Conformal Field Theory from the Ward Identities. [PDF]
Commun Math PhysCerclé B.
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"In Mathematical Language": On Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Foundations. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Plotnitsky A.
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2005
Abstract I’m going to start with a presentation of the Cosmological Argument given by Frederick Copleston in a radio debate with Bertrand Russell.1 Here ’s the argument as Copleston puts it: First of all, I should say, we know that there are at least some beings in the world which do not contain in themselves the reason for their ...
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Abstract I’m going to start with a presentation of the Cosmological Argument given by Frederick Copleston in a radio debate with Bertrand Russell.1 Here ’s the argument as Copleston puts it: First of all, I should say, we know that there are at least some beings in the world which do not contain in themselves the reason for their ...
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Philosophical Books, 1976
Abstract The cosmological argument is the argument to God from the existence of a complex physical universe. God can create such a universe (by keeping it in existence as long as it exists ‐ whether for a finite or infinite time) and has some reason to do so because it is a theatre for finite agents which they can shape and in which they
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Abstract The cosmological argument is the argument to God from the existence of a complex physical universe. God can create such a universe (by keeping it in existence as long as it exists ‐ whether for a finite or infinite time) and has some reason to do so because it is a theatre for finite agents which they can shape and in which they
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