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• Answer added in Quantum Mechanics
  155 Are you concerned about the central inconsistency in physics---between the 'old' continuous formalism and discovered in the last century ubiquitous discreteness in Nature?
  By Lev Goldfarb · University of New Brunswick
  jean Cimanga Kajingulu ·

  Having read all these clear ideas as written above, we can all agree that science cannot be divided though it has many streams as people say ! This is... [more]

  Having read all these clear ideas as written above, we can all agree that science cannot be divided though it has many streams as people say ! This is just my little opinion ! we may not tell where general relativity may take us ! Bertrand Rusell did argue that social and human sciences depend considerably on biology while biology needs chemistry as chemistry needs physics. The main challenge may be that Bacon's general relativity can not be different from einstein's general relativity. My sincere apologies to anyone concerning the expression "social and human sciences" since I am not sure whether it is permitted or not!
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• Answer added in Quantum Mechanics
  155 Are you concerned about the central inconsistency in physics---between the 'old' continuous formalism and discovered in the last century ubiquitous discreteness in Nature?
  By Lev Goldfarb · University of New Brunswick
  jean Cimanga Kajingulu ·

  from what i have read,it is important for us to define what a space is in a way that fits both physics and mathematics. For a start,let time be a spac... [more]

  from what i have read,it is important for us to define what a space is in a way that fits both physics and mathematics. For a start,let time be a space on its own right then let us assume that there is a difference between TIME and AGE! we may not have any separation problem at all if we redefine time to meet the needs of all sciences!
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• Answer added in Philosophy
  186 What is consciousness?
  By Adam Balmer ·
  jean Cimanga Kajingulu ·

  Consciousness can be defined scientifically just like anything else! What makes it a bit difficult is that we are not using that unified modelling la... [more]

  Consciousness can be defined scientifically just like anything else! What makes it a bit difficult is that we are not using that unified modelling language! That is why the same word may mean a lot of things to different people! It is important for us to differentiate between consciousness and conscience if possible! That is just my opinion!
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