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Also by F. David PeatBlackfoot Physics: A Journey into the Native American UniverseSeven Life Lessons of Chaos: Timeless Wisdom from the Science of Change (withJohn Briggs)The Blackwinged Night: Creativity in Nature and MindScience, Order, and Creativity (with David Bohm)Infinite Potential: The Life and Times of David BohmIn Search of Nikola TeslaWho’s Afraid of Schrödinger’s Cat? An A-to-Z Guide to All the New Science IdeasYou Need to Keep Up with the New Thinking (with Ian Marshall and DanahZohar)Glimpsing Reality: Ideas in Physics and the Link to Biology (edited, with PaulBuckley)The Philosopher’s Stone: Chaos, Synchronicity, and the Hidden Order of the WorldQuantum Implications: Essays in Honour of David Bohm (edited, with Basil Hiley)Einstein’s Moon: Bell’s Theorem and the Curious Quest for Quantum RealitySuperstrings and the Search for the Theory of EverythingTurbulent Mirror: An Illustrated Guide to Chaos Theory and the Science ofWholeness (with John Briggs)Cold Fusion: The Making of a Scientific ControversyArtificial Intelligence: How Machines ThinkSynchronicity: The Bridge Between Matter and MindLooking Glass Universe: The Emerging Science of Wholeness (with John Briggs)The Armchair Guide to Murder and DetectionThe Nuclear Book
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Page 8: CONTENTSPrefaceix1 Quantum Uncertai
Page 11 and 12: x Prefacemotion had been confirmed
Page 13 and 14: xii PrefaceIn 1900 Henri Poincaré
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Page 19 and 20: 2 From Certainty to Uncertaintywhi
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Page 24 and 25: Quantum Uncertainty 7of gradations
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Page 30 and 31: Quantum Uncertainty 13change in pi
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Page 44 and 45: TwoON INCOMPLETENESSIn the previous
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On Incompleteness 35colleague A. N
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On Incompleteness 37What is partic
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On Incompleteness 39pure pattern o
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On Incompleteness 41mathematics an
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On Incompleteness 43truth that can
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On Incompleteness 45systems do not
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On Incompleteness 47It therefore m
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On Incompleteness 49our frameworks
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On Incompleteness 51tional borders
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From Object to Process 53empty spa
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From Object to Process 55tainly di
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From Object to Process 57late abou
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From Object to Process 59metry. Ju
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From Object to Process 61to the te
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From Object to Process 63Ink drop
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From Object to Process 65These sim
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From Object to Process 67first enc
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From Object to Process 69with its
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FourLANGUAGEWe are all philosophers
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Language 73swered questions and de
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Language 75Wittgenstein’s person
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Language 77Wittgenstein spent the
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Language 79about language.” To t
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Language 81cal form as the events
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Language 83involve balls, bats, an
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Language 85Wittgenstein’s early
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Language 87putes. This does not me
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Language 89Then, in later life, Wi
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The End of Representation 91The Ch
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The End of Representation 93Scient
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The End of Representation 95this s
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The End of Representation 97Langua
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The End of Representation 99In Geo
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The End of Representation 101consc
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The End of Representation 103In th
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The End of Representation 107For s
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The End of Representation 109order
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The End of Representation 113telli
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SixFROM CLOCKWORK TO CHAOSWe have a
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From Clockwork to Chaos 117calling
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From Clockwork to Chaos 119of the
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From Clockwork to Chaos 121Toward
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From Clockwork to Chaos 123Kolmogo
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From Clockwork to Chaos 125theory
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From Clockwork to Chaos 127but soo
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From Clockwork to Chaos 129The sam
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From Clockwork to Chaos 131ize a s
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From Clockwork to Chaos 133and the
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From Clockwork to Chaos 135though
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From Clockwork to Chaos 137The cel
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From Clockwork to Chaos 139with an
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From Clockwork to Chaos 141While c
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From Clockwork to Chaos 143ample)
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From Clockwork to Chaos 145somethi
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From Clockwork to Chaos 147details
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From Clockwork to Chaos 149Lessons
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From Clockwork to Chaos 151from wh
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From Clockwork to Chaos 153and und
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Re-envisioning the Planet 155cern
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Re-envisioning the Planet 157Amazo
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Re-envisioning the Planet 159Shopp
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Re-envisioning the Planet 161exper
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Re-envisioning the Planet 163wise
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Re-envisioning the Planet 165human
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Re-envisioning the Planet 167cienc
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Re-envisioning the Planet 169In Se
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Re-envisioning the Planet 171tems
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Re-envisioning the Planet 173sent
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Re-envisioning the Planet 175cient
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Re-envisioning the Planet 177about
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Re-envisioning the Planet 179scien
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Re-envisioning the Planet 181and h
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Re-envisioning the Planet 183tion,
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Re-envisioning the Planet 185know
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EightPAUSING THE COSMOSA Dream of E
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Pausing the Cosmos 189Even the Dio
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Pausing the Cosmos 191When destruc
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Pausing the Cosmos 193anticipation
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Pausing the Cosmos 195into rituali
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Pausing the Cosmos 197It is our hi
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Pausing the Cosmos 199Every societ
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Pausing the Cosmos 201to a barrier
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Pausing the Cosmos 203character or
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Pausing the Cosmos 205series of hy
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Pausing the Cosmos 207ers, a male
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Pausing the Cosmos 209questions. T
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Pausing the Cosmos 211are no more
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Pausing the Cosmos 213politicians,
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INDEX1984 (Orwell), 29, 99AAbelard,
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Index 225David, Jacques-Lois, 103-
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Index 227Major, John, 164Marlow, C
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Index 229language and vision, 97pa
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