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There is no mystery to sleep

PsyCh Journal, 2018
AbstractThe reasons why we sleep have been debated endlessly and the arguments have tended to focus upon one key biological function that applies to the human species. Such explanations cannot account for the ubiquity of sleep across all animal life. This Opinion Paper explores the logic which enables all animal sleep to be defined as follows: Sleep is
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The Mystery of the Mystery of Consciousness

2018
Consciousness is a familiar and beloved feature of our lives. One way to locate the mystery of consciousness is to recognize it as one aspect of a more general problem, the problem of reconciling our everyday experience of the universe with the 'scientific image', the picture of the universe we obtain from the sciences, especially fundamental physics ...
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Pyramid Mysteries

The Mathematical Intelligencer, 2014
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A Painful Mystery

Scientific American, 2020
The article discusses endometriosis in women, including its association with infertility, the pain caused by the disease, its diagnosis and treatment. An overview of the potential cause of the disease from retrograde menstruation, including its consisting of the retrograde movement of endometrial cells outside the endometrium, is provided.
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The Mysteries of Mass

Scientific American, 2005
Physicists are hunting for an elusive particle that would reveal the presence of a new kind of field that permeates all of reality.
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Mystery of Mysteries

The European Legacy, 2000
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Are the Mysteries such a Mystery?

Studies in Theatre Production, 1996
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The Mystery of the Mystery of Rational Insight

Abstract In his contribution to this volume (Chapter 8), Laurence BonJour questions whether there is any substantive difference between his rationalist view (according to which we can know certain truths a priori through the application of pure rational insight) and the current author’s empiricist view (according to which we can know ...
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"The Mysterie of Mysteries."

Notes and Queries, 1964
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