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The dangers of meaninglessness for statements of great generality
pp. 17-42
Abstract
All sciences have the aim to predict, and possibly master, later experiences from immediate ones. Even where we study the "past" we are in fact engaged in seeking a broader basis than immediate experiences; with this, an easier and more complete grasp of the future would be possible. To reach this goal, all sciences use fundamentally the same method.
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Frank Philipp, Cohen Robert S (1998) The law of causality and its limits. Dordrecht, Springer.
Pages: 17-42
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DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-5516-8_1
Full citation:
Frank Philipp, Cohen Robert S (1998) The dangers of meaninglessness for statements of great generality, In: The law of causality and its limits, Dordrecht, Springer, 17–42.