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John PlaiceThoughts about the history of science.
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New Spanish Translations of André Assis’s Experimental and Historical Foundations of Electricity
I am happy to announce that my Spanish translations of the two volumes of The Experimental and Historical Foundations of Electricity, by André Koch Torres Assis, have been published by Apeiron in Montreal. The books can be ordered from Amaz...
Charles-Augustin de Coulomb Opposes Cartesian Vortices and Proposes Molecular Dipoles
In the coming months, I will be writing extensively about the developments in science during the 19th century, in fact starting in the late 18th century. This is a topic which I already partially addressed over two years ago, in which I out...
My Writings on the Underlying Nature of Reality
What is the underlying reality of the Universe? Is it made up of atoms, separated by empty space? Does empty space even exist anywhere? Do life and consciousness emerge from organizations of lifeless particles, or are life and consciousness...
Mikhail Lomonosov Adapts Christian Wolff's Elements to Chemistry
This post follows on from two previous posts:
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Leibniz's Monads: Infinitesimals of Consciousness
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Christian Wolff's Elements Are Not Identical to Leibniz's Monads
The objective of this series was to first understand, in my own...
Christian Wolff's Elements Are Not Identical to Leibniz's Monads
In my post Leibniz's Monads: Infinitesimals of Consciousness, I studied Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz’s (1646-1716) monads, and ultimately concluded that they could be considered to be “infinitesimals of consciousness”. This is what I wrote:
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