EPISODE · Apr 5, 2020 · 30 MIN
Why physics needs philosophy
from Thinking Philosophy · host Australian Catholic University
Stephen Hawking famously claimed that philosophy was dead in the face of advances in physics. But the next advances in science may need metaphysics to enable us to rethink our concept of time or to develop new kinds of mathematics, argues Dr Sam Baron.
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