Atomic theory from the perspective of evolutionary epistemology - Miguel, Cayo
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Such is the case also of scientific social life, where, as Max Planck would say: "A scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents end up dying and a new generation grows familiar with it. her ", this gives us insight into the presence of people who do not change even until the last minute of their lives, since evolution is not totalitarian, but rather, democratic, and although the possibilities of subsistence may be greater for those who evolve , there is a minimal probability of surviving without apparent changes, perhaps due to a need that we do not understand.…mehr

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Such is the case also of scientific social life, where, as Max Planck would say: "A scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents end up dying and a new generation grows familiar with it. her ", this gives us insight into the presence of people who do not change even until the last minute of their lives, since evolution is not totalitarian, but rather, democratic, and although the possibilities of subsistence may be greater for those who evolve , there is a minimal probability of surviving without apparent changes, perhaps due to a need that we do not understand.
Autorenporträt
Professor Wilmar Cayo Miguel wurde in Ayacucho (Peru - 1981) geboren. Er ist Sekundarschullehrer mit dem Schwerpunkt Naturwissenschaften und absolviert derzeit einen Masterstudiengang an der UNHEVAL mit dem Schwerpunkt Forschung und Hochschulbildung, wobei er sich auf Erkenntnistheorie und Forschungsmethodik konzentriert.