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Anaximander, a pre-Socratic philosopher from the 6th century BCE, introduced the concept of the apeiron (meaning "the Boundless" or "the Infinite") as the fundamental principle of the cosmos. Unlike his predecessor Thales, who believed water was the primary substance of the universe, Anaximander argued that no
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In a previous article, we explored the tantalizing possibility that fabric of spacetime might not be fundamental. Instead, we considered that deeper mathematical structures and networks of relationships might underpin spacetime, hinting at a profound shift in our understanding of the universe. But this raises another, even more intriguing question:
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How Do We Know What We Know About the Universe? Cosmology is a unique branch of science. It provides the physical framework within which human existence unfolds. While rooted in the principles of physical science, its relevance extends beyond pure mechanics to questions of existence and understanding. But how do
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Is Spacetime the Ultimate Reality? Spacetime is the familiar fabric that has been the stage where all of reality unfolds. But what if spacetime isn’t the deepest layer of existence? What if it’s just a shadow of something far more fundamental? Physicists are beginning to uncover evidence that
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