"' Henry I . Miller "'is an American medical researcher and columnist, formerly with the FDA, since 1994 the Robert Wesson Fellow in Scientific Philosophy and Public Policy at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, a public policy think tank located on the university's campus in California.
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In 1944 this respect was signalized by the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, when he was awarded the Arnold Reymond Prize, for his three books Le Temps et la Vie, L'Homme devant la Science, and L'Avenir de L'Esprit, as the most important contribution to scientific philosophy in the past ten years ."
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Kim Stanley Robinson wrote a science fiction novel entitled " Galileo's Dream " ( 2009 ), in which Galileo is brought into the future to help resolve a crisis of scientific philosophy; the story moves back and forth between Galileo's own time and a hypothetical distant future, and contains a great deal of biographical information.
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:: " Philosophy " is the study of the underlying structure of various aspects of human existance : " scientific philosophy " looks at the underlying structure of science ( how it is organized, how people think in a scientific mindset, etc . etc . ), and " political philosophy " looks at the underlying political structures that define how people are governed ( the relationship between the governed and the government, the structure of the government, etc . ) Any asshole can write ( and with the internet " publish " ) a treatise on political thought, just as any asshole can disect a dead squirel and call themselves a biologist.
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Carnal consciousness, according to Peirce's synechism, does not cease quickly upon death, and is a small part of a person, for there is also social consciousness : one's spirit really does live on in others; and there is also spiritual consciousness, which we confuse with other things, and in which one is constituted as an eternal truth " embodied by the universe as a whole " : that eternal truth " as an archetypal idea can never fail; and in the world to come is destined to a special spiritual embodiment . " Peirce said in conclusion that synechism is not religion but scientific philosophy, but could come to unify religion and science.
