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Quote: all experiments must be expressed in classical terms; otherwise can not communicate clearly
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Newtonian physics
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science as experiment
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problems with empirical truth
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quantum mechanics
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discrete vs. continuous
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people vs. computers
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it is decisive to recognize that, however far … expressed in classical terms. The argument is simply … we have done and what we have learned … must be expressed in unambiguous language with suitable … implies the impossibility of any sharp separation between … the conditions under which the phenomena appear.[p. 40] [CBB: Note similarity to Bohr, Nature 1932, "we cannot even tell which particular atoms really belong to a living organism"] ;;Quote: what atoms belong to a living organism?; … Google-1 Google-2
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Quote: can not separate atomic operations from their measuring instruments; all description is inherently classical
Topic: Newtonian physics (73 items)
Topic: science as experiment (38 items)
Topic: problems with empirical truth (21 items)
Topic: quantum mechanics (100 items)
Topic: discrete vs. continuous (47 items)
Topic: people vs. computers (54 items)