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"The frequent excursions which I have made into this province have all sprung from the profound conviction that the foundations of science as a whole, and of physics in particular, await their next greatest elucidations from the side of biology, and especially, from the analysis of the sensations"
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Fiocco has a beautiful argument, but he seems to be vulnerable to a basic scientific fact: all matter is made of atoms, and so any thing made of matter must be grounded in or by elementry particles that ground atoms.
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"The frequent excursions which I have made into this province have all sprung from the profound conviction that the foundations of science as a whole, and of physics in particular, await their next greatest elucidations from the side of biology, and especially, from the analysis of the sensations"
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