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...ualism of Man vs. Nature is universally acknowledged. Modern physics - notably the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics - has abandoned t... ...tained are functional determinants of the container. Quantum Mechanics (rather, its Copenhagen interpretation) implies that this, precisely, is the ...

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.... It describes - it does not explain. Where interpretations are offered (e.g., the Copenhagen interpretation of Quantum Mechanics) they invariably ... ...complexity alike but they do have a real and independent existence thereafter (the Copenhagen interpretation of a Quantum Mechanics). Still, these ... ... probability and choice (Quantum Mechanics and its interpretations, especially the Copenhagen interpretation). Why can't we conceive of moral laws ... ...on attached to Quantum Mechanics (QM) is that of Measurement. The accepted (a.k.a. Copenhagen) Interpretation of QM says that the very act of senti... ...o. Order increases all the time. The anthropocentric (and anthropic) view of the Copenhagen Interpretation (conscious, intelligent observers dete... ...ualism of Man vs. Nature is universally acknowledged. Modern physics - notably the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics - has abandoned t... ...niverse and provides a sense of direction, causality, order and even "intent". The Copenhagen interpretation of Quantum Mechanics is an important m... ...a presumption which, in itself, is part of the myth of Science, at least until the Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics was developed). ... ...s' minds? Known things are independent of the existence of observers (although the Copenhagen interpretation of Quantum Mechanics disputes this). B...

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...complexity alike but they do have a real and independent existence thereafter (the Copenhagen interpretation of a Quantum Mechanics). Still, these ... ...on attached to Quantum Mechanics (QM) is that of Measurement. The accepted (a.k.a. Copenhagen) Interpretation of QM says that the very act of senti... ...o. Order increases all the time. The anthropocentric (and anthropic) view of the Copenhagen Interpretation (conscious, intelligent observers dete... ...s' minds? Known things are independent of the existence of observers (although the Copenhagen interpretation of Quantum Mechanics disputes this). B... ...tained are functional determinants of the container. Quantum mechanics (rather, its Copenhagen interpretation) implies that this, precisely, is the ... ...niverse and provides a sense of direction, causality, order and even "intent". The Copenhagen interpretation of Quantum Mechanics is an important m... ...complexity alike but they do have a real and independent existence thereafter (the Copenhagen interpretation of a Quantum Mechanics). Still, these ... ...me transcendental entity (God, Satan, or the conscious intelligent observer in the Copenhagen interpretation of the formalism of Quantum Mechanics)...

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... description of each. charge d’affaires from 26 War and Peace – Book Five Copenhagen—a profound intellect,” and simply, “Mr. Shitov— a man of great m...

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...as he had entered the service at the age of sixteen, had been in Paris and Copenhagen, and now held a rather important post in Vienna. Both the foreig...

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...owever, we (and doubtless others) usually *On the first expedition against Copenhagen, (in 1801.) He was unfortunately second in command; his principa...

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...ular mortality at this time pre- vailed amongst the cats of Vienna, Basle, Copenhagen, and other places. Cats being so eminently an electric animal, o...

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...principal object of all the trade which it carries on. London, Lisbon, and Copenhagen, are, per- haps, the only three cities in Europe, which are both...

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...dication to That Single Individual, has made it to the public domain. Who was Soren Kierkegaard? He was a Danish philosopher and religious author; b. Copenhagen May 6, 1813; d. there Nov. 11, 1855. His father, Michael, a clothing merchant, once cursed God when he was young. This one incident caused him so much distress that it affected him with a deep melancholy, which he ...

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...eal- ousies which had long divided these princes. In a treaty concluded at Copenhagen in 1628, they bound themselves to assist Stralsund with their co... ...ice of his sovereign’s interests, to secure its alliance. By the treaty of Copenhagen, Christian IV. had expressly engaged not to conclude a sepa- rat...

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...as he had entered the service at the age of sixteen, had been in Paris and Copenhagen, and now held a rather important post in Vienna. Both the foreig... ...t know, giving him a whispered description of each. charge d’affaires from Copenhagen—a profound intellect,” and simply, “Mr. Shitov—a man of great me...