The pentagon of powerHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1970 - 496 pages |
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... limited minds. But it is not, perhaps, an accident that most of the great spirits in science, from Kepler and Newton to Faraday and Einstein, kept alive in their thought the presence of God — not as a mode of explaining events, but as a ...
... limited minds. But it is not, perhaps, an accident that most of the great spirits in science, from Kepler and Newton to Faraday and Einstein, kept alive in their thought the presence of God — not as a mode of explaining events, but as a ...
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... limited section of it. Here, too, communication between the two parts of a double machine is difficult and limited. Even when the individual believes that science contributes to the human ends which he has at heart, his belief needs a ...
... limited section of it. Here, too, communication between the two parts of a double machine is difficult and limited. Even when the individual believes that science contributes to the human ends which he has at heart, his belief needs a ...
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... limited number that can be installed in a closed system — and all automatic systems are closed and limited — even those computers that are capable of learning through further use of the material already provided. By reason of its very ...
... limited number that can be installed in a closed system — and all automatic systems are closed and limited — even those computers that are capable of learning through further use of the material already provided. By reason of its very ...
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NEW EXPLORATIONS NEW WORLDS | 3 |
RETURN OF THE SUN GOD | 28 |
THE MECHANIZED WORLD PICTURE | 51 |
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