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... nown as ‘natural philosophy.’ This was an attempt to interpret the self-evident and immutable laws of nature, which do not belong to ‘human experience.’
Borrowing the words of Galileo Galilei, it was the pursuit of philosophical truths written in the language of ‘mathematics’ in the ‘book’ of the universe.
It started with the thoughts of Greek philosophers, expanded into a more universal realm by Galileo and Kepler, and found its language through the analytical geometry of Descar ...
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