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The post-theoretical age « Prospect Magazine
Richard Parker says:
OCTOBER 29, 2009 AT 9:08 PM
Thanks Brian, but Paul Cilliers spotted this trend ten years ago in his excellent ‘Complexity and Postmodernism’ (1998) where he argues ‘At the heart of the matter … our technologies have become more powerful than our theories. … We can do with technology what we cannot do with science.’ (pp. 1-2). Well worth a read.
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