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  • (Albert Einstein in an interview to <em>The New York Times</em>, 1946) [[File:Einstein.jpg]] <br><small><center>[[Albert Einstein]]</center></small></div>
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  • ...presentation they will be represented by a single one – Albert Einstein. Einstein will here appear in his usual role, of an <em>icon</em> for modern science. <div class="col-md-3"> [[File:Einstein.jpg]] <br><small><center>[[Albert Einstein]]</center></small></div>
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  • ...are not, however it may seem, uniquely determined by the external world," Einstein and Infeld wrote in Evolution of Physics. "In our endeavor to understand re ..."col-md-3 round-images"> [[File:Einstein.jpg]] <br><small><center>[[Albert Einstein]]</center></small></div>
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  • <div class="col-md-3"> [[File:Einstein.jpg]] <br><small><center>[[Albert Einstein]]</center></small></div> We would not be echoing Einstein's familiar adage, if it did not point to the very first step with which our
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  • ...our perception, a result of <em>that</em> collection of illusions (recall Einstein). We become ready to listen to the experience of others – and <em>correct ...<em>a rigorous disproof</em> of this narrow frame of concepts! And Albert Einstein diagnosed that the age-old "correspondence with reality" as the foundation
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  • (Albert Einstein in an interview to <em>The New York Times</em>, 1946) ..."col-md-3 round-images"> [[File:Einstein.jpg]] <br><small><center>[[Albert Einstein]]</center></small></div>
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  • * Albert Einstein* ...What is modern science telling us about <em>epistemology</em>? Here we let Einstein highlight two simple things. See the details in Federation through Stories.
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  • <div class="col-md-3"><h2>Einstein</h2></div> <p>Throughout our <em>prototypes</em>, Einstein represents "modern science" (if it were <em>federated</em>).</p>
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  • <div class="col-md-3"> [[File:Einstein.jpg]] <br><small><center>[[Albert Einstein]]</center></small></div>
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  • [[File:Einstein-Newton.jpeg]] ...oks back at the whole experience of modern physics, and draws conclusions. Einstein first lists all the successes that were derived directly from Newton's appr
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  • ...rmation</b></em>; and the resulting different way to see the world. Albert Einstein warned in an interview to The New York Times, in the aftermath of Hiroshima
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  • <p>Albert Einstein explained his "epistemological credo" in <em>Autobiographical Notes</em>:</
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  • ...entation they will all be represented by a single one – Albert Einstein. Einstein will here appear in his usual role, as a modern science icon.</p> </div> <div class="col-md-3"> [[File:Einstein.jpg]] <br><small><center>[[Albert Einstein]]</center></small></div>
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  • <div class="col-md-3"> [[File:Einstein.jpg]] <br><small><center>[[Albert Einstein]]</center></small></div>
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