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I agree. One problem is that, as Sabin Hossenfelder has been saying for several years, that physics has become more about mathematical theorizing than in observations. Her book Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray (https://amzn.to/3KFVFzW) explains it well.

A second problem that you mention is that Western science does not have a full conception of time. I like your descriptions of time, and I also like Bergson's theory of time as being a continuous flow of activity.

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Douglas Giles, PhD
Douglas Giles, PhD

Written by Douglas Giles, PhD

Philosopher by trade & temperament, professor for 21 years, bringing philosophy out of its ivory tower and into everyday life. https://dgilesauthor.com/

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