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The Null Hypothesis

Posted on May 9, 2013 by griffithlighton

An existentialist like Jean-Paul Galibert, operating with “a philosophy of the inexistence,” has the practical effect of working with the null hypothesis, which is the philosophy of science. By always trying to disprove something we come closer to its proof … Continue reading →

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Comparative Dialectic

Posted on May 7, 2013 by griffithlighton

When we build something, we are likely to build it better by comparison. We avoid the risks that are the heritage of the past, having the currency of the future, all existing now at present value. It is a process … Continue reading →

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