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Welcome to the Science page of Philosophical Chat  where we explore the wondrous world of science, from the smallest subatomic particles to the furthest reaches of the cosmos. Read More

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Archimedes - science and mathematics

Archimedes: Ancient Greece’s Master of Science and Engineering

Archimedes of Syracuse, born in 287 BCE, is one of the most illustrious mathematicians and engineers of the ancient world. Hailing from the Greek city-state of Syracuse, he made pioneering contributions to mathematics, physics, engineering, and astronomy. Known for his exclamation “Eureka!”—allegedly shouted upon discovering ...
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Image inspired by the article on Donald Hoffman's philosophy. It visually represents the concepts discussed in the article, such as perception, consciousness, and the illusion of reality through a stylized and surreal depiction.

The Reality Illusion: How Donald Hoffman Questions Our View of the World

Explore Donald Hoffman's theory questioning reality, suggesting our perception may not align with truth. Dive into Conscious Realism and see how our consciousness shapes the universe in unexpected ways.
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Image inspired by the philosophies of Daniel Dennett. This abstract representation captures the complexity and mechanical nature of thoughts and consciousness as discussed in Dennett's theories.

Daniel Dennett: Decoding the Secrets of the Mind

Prominent philosopher Daniel Dennett challenges traditional beliefs on free will and consciousness with wit and philosophical rigor. Explore his innovative thoughts on compatibilism and the evolution of minds in this thought-provoking study of human cognition.
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Beyond the Horizon: Stephen Hawking’s Philosophical Journey through Space and Time

Explore Stephen Hawking's remarkable life and work, as he overcame physical limitations to unlock the secrets of the universe with groundbreaking theories on cosmology and black holes.
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Image inspired by the complexity theories of Edgar Morin, that showcases the interconnectedness of various systems within the universe, reflecting the holistic and dynamic nature of complex systems as he envisioned.

Edgar Morin: The Philosopher of Complexity and Beyond

Explore the deep thoughts of French philosopher Edgar Morin, a pioneer in challenging boundaries in sociology and philosophy. Follow his roadmap for a better world in the 21st century.
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Image inspired by the philosophical works of Judith Butler. It visually represents themes of intersecting identities and the dynamics of gender and power, capturing the essence of fluidity and complexity in human identities.

Judith Butler: Dissecting the Dynamics of Gender and Power

Explore Judith Butler, a philosopher who revolutionized feminist theory with her concept of gender performativity. Challenge traditional notions of identity and resistance.
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