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Phenomenology and the Crisis of Philosophy by Edmund Husserl
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“[Science] presupposes as data principles that are themselves thoroughly lacking in actual rationality. In so far as the intuitive environing world, purely subjective as it is, is forgotten in the scientific thematic, the working subject is also forgotten, and the scientist is not studied.”
― Edmund Husserl, Phenomenology and the Crisis of Philosophy

tags: double-slit-experiment, observer-effect, philosophy-of-science, quantum-mechanics, science, scientific-method

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