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Outsolutions in Physical Theories. Physical Considerationsutions to the equation are supposed to describe the possible course of events. Any phenomenon in the realm in which the theory applies should be describable by some solution to the equations of the theory. The orbits of planets are solutions to the equation . ma. The required solutions are usually s

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The Problem of the Relationship Between Human and Physical Realities in Ilya Prigogine’s Paradigm ofthe physical world can be captured only by means of purely mathematical thinking. In western philosophy, this problem dates back to Descartes. Descartes’ treatment of the world remained mechanical and mathematical. He doubted nearly everything except knowledge acquired through mathematics. He exclud

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Development of the Research Model,en science and society is not always fully addressed. My view in this essay is to cover as much of the matrix as possible, offering examples from Estonia, as part of the larger framework. My tendency is to take a physicist’s viewpoint rather than philosopher’s. This naturally leads me to want to mak

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