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Goethe's edge spectra If the slit of the spectral apparatus is extremely widened or if a broad white strip is observed aga... -
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is the most famous of all those who have opposed Newton’s theory of light and colours. He fought hard not only ... -
There are two things I know about God. One, that he is supremely parsimonious. Two, that he is inherently dichotomous. Knowing these two thi...