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Serendip: Ways of Making Sense of the World: From Primal Patterns to Deterministic and Non-Determinisitic Emergence
Author: Paul Grobstein, Laura Cyckowski
A discussion of various kinds of presumptions underlying scientific inquiry, using simulations of...
Type: Simulation
Date Added: Feb 08, 2009
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