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A Brilliant Example of How Philosophy Could Help Solve Some of the Greatest Contemporary Puzzles in Physics
Filosofiya-Philosophy 32 (3):322-324 (2023)
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This Review of “Suggested Answers to Philosophical Puzzles” by Prof. Anguel S. Stefanov (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2022) concentrates on the astrophysical chapters of the book. Spreading from what is a proper definition of a non-classical scientific theory, to the very nature of spacetime, the puzzle of the origin of the Universe and the appearance of humankind, this fascinating book brings a fresh, deep, and inspirational approach to some of the oldest, yet not resolved puzzles in modern astrophysics.Other Versions
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