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Some Thoughts on the Nature of Reality
Summary The following few pages contain few thoughts on reality in general, Kantian view of it, whether mathematics captures it and why reality is an interconnected phenomenon. This is not a comprehensive essay on reality but some personal views that … Continue reading
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Tagged Cantor, Kant, Mathematics, Philosophy, Reality
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