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KeyphrasesAchilles and the Turtle, Aletheia, anthropogenesis, anti-metaphysical turn in philosophy, Aristotle, arithmetic, arithmetic mechanics, Arithmetics, Asimov’s “Profession”, Atom, axiom of (transfinite) induction, axiom of choice12, axiom of induction2, axiom of transfinite induction2, Big Bang, bit and choice, bit and qubit5, bit of information, BKS theory, Boltzmann, Boolean algebra3, Bose-Einstein Statistics, Carl Linneaus, Carnot, category theory, causality, causation, Chemical transformation, choice15, choice and well ordering, classical and quantum information2, classical quantum mechanics2, coherent state, Complementarity, completeness4, Completeness of quantum mechanics, complex probability, computation time, confinement3, Consciousness, conservation, consistent completeness of mathematics and physics unification of mathematics and physics, contemporary state of physics, counterfactual history, Course of time, creation, cut elimination, cybernetics, cyclicity, dark and 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machine4, two complimentary arithmetics, uantum information, undulatory mechanics, Unitarity2, unitarity and non-unitarity, unity of mathematics and physics, Universal Logic, universal pattern recognition2, universal taxonomy, vector space, wave function, wave-particle duality2, well-ordering9, well-ordering principle, Well ordering theorem, Wiles’s proof, Wittgenstein, Yang-Mills existence and mass gap problem, “George Platen”, “Symbol and Consciousness”. |
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