Science versus time.
The article focuses on an uneasy relationship between science and time, discussing topics including time as not a thing in actual existence with qualities and attributes, science as having a structural antipathy to time, and time as a dimension of space, an approach used by Albert Einstein, who coin...
| Published in: | Australian Rationalist no. 93; pp. 21 - 22 |
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Winter2014
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