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Hence: Fundamental physics is about networks and their evolution.

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Hence: Fundamental physics is about networks and their evolution.

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    47. Hence: Fundamental physics is about networks and their evolution.

    88. Why is our understanding of space and time important? Our concepts of society have paralleled our understanding of space and time: Three Stages…...

    89. The hierarchical universe All properties defined with respect to hierarchy Observer/God is in perfect realm outside the universe Aristotelian cosmology Medieval society

    90. The Newtonian “liberal” universe Properties (rights) all defined with respect to an eternal absolute background of space and time All atoms equal, all have properties (rights) independent of relations to the others. Omniscient observer, “god”, is outside the universe. Newtonian physics liberal political and legal theory

    91. The relational/pluralistic universe The universe is nothing but an ever-evolving network of relationships. All properties are about relations between subsystems. No view or observer from outside the universe: only internal observers with partial views. General relativity Quantum theory Critical legal studies

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