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This book is a collection of essays exploring the intersection of science and philosophy, with a focus on speculative thinking and the nature of scientific inquiry. The essays cover topics such as the role of analogy in scientific reasoning, the limits of scientific knowledge, and the relationship between science and ethics.
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