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It should be noted that in formulating these questions we have not assumed the existence of a first event . I do not believe that these questions can be answered merely by asserting that an infinite sequence of past events is an open ...
It should be noted that in formulating these questions we have not assumed the existence of a first event . I do not believe that these questions can be answered merely by asserting that an infinite sequence of past events is an open ...
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Although the existence of a universal rotation of matter must be regarded from the extreme relativistic point of view as no less objectionable in principle than the existence of a cosmic time , the most surprising feature of Gödel's ...
Although the existence of a universal rotation of matter must be regarded from the extreme relativistic point of view as no less objectionable in principle than the existence of a cosmic time , the most surprising feature of Gödel's ...
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In either case the role of the point source could be interpreted as ' causal ' , in so far as its existence is regarded as a necessary condition for the wave to exist , but this causal interpretation would not enable us to draw any ...
In either case the role of the point source could be interpreted as ' causal ' , in so far as its existence is regarded as a necessary condition for the wave to exist , but this causal interpretation would not enable us to draw any ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
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