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  • [ ]there may be no absolute final truth-or, perhaps, there can never be a final resolution to deep problems in life According to my understanding of Dyson, refinement requires the application of an objective methodology and a keen, imaginative, inquiring mind Apparently, he opined that a certain amount of information might become lost with attempts to break large entities (e g , language, constructs) into smaller and smaller parts [ ]it seems that reductionism could result in a lost of or inadequate understanding [ ]Dyson asserted that both birds and frogs are needed to advance knowledge
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  • Reflections on Freeman Dyson, Coronavirus, and Pseudoscience . . . While Listening to Bach\'s Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
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  • #979296
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  • 2020

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