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Our Quest For Effective Living

Name: Our Quest For Effective Living
Brand: AuthorHouse
SKU: 08563747
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Author: Fred Emil Katz
ISBN: 9781438985664

How We Cope In Social Space/ A Window To A New Science

Fred Emil Katz

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Inglese

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Casa editrice AuthorHouse, giugno 2009

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Physicists talk about "the universe" as though they were the science masters of that domain. In the middle of the twentieth century physicists should have learned some humility from the discoveries made by genetic biologists, particularly their identification of the structure of DNA. These biologists explore a quite different universe from the one physicists explore. Physicists have studied just one kind of universe and its particular bag of tricks, and they have done so with very convincing success. In this book I address yet another universe: the universe of human existence in social space, and some of its bag of tricks