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The beginning of a general theory: growth, excess, and consumption

By blam. - Posted on February 11th, 2008

I am working on a general theory. A general theory attempts to account for everything. The most obvious example of a general theory attempt is in Physics with its goal to deduce everything to a single theory. I am not a physicist though, I am a philosopher (student of). Read More »

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