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Hope…

Even for US

David Sayre
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Pages
122
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Peter E. Randall Publisher

About

How time, ignorance, and death intersect, highlighting unique innovations and discoveries that offer hope and a moral compass.



What makes time, ignorance, and death inevitable? Do they have something in common? A pioneer of reducing that deadly "something" leads a short tour of where it's found and displaced. Sayre's tour visits some unusual places. An immigrant neighborhood builds a microgrid. A remote radio telescope solves how to detect intelligence in the universe. A quantum mystery is resolved by our own incomplete view. All are related. The tour's destination is a moral compass and hope in tragedy.

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  • Ethics & Moral Philosophy
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