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Buckminster Fuller - Einstein, Planck, and other...

Einstein, Planck, and other leading scientists said, "We're going to have to reassess and redefine the physical universe." - They defined the physical universe as "an aggregate of non-simultaneous and only partially overlapping transformation events." (Buckminster Fuller)

Einstein, Planck, and other leading scientists said, "We're going to have to reassess and redefine the physical universe." - They defined the physical universe as "an aggregate of non-simultaneous and only partially overlapping transformation events."

Buckminster Fuller

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