>On a somewhat separate subject, i am reading a book "The End
>of Science". Its main topic is that most of the basic science
>(e.g., evolution, quantum mechanics, relativity) has already
>been discovered and all that is left to do is flush it out and
>invent new gizmos. After all, once you find out the fundamental
>forces of nature, what else is left to do? Thoughts?
Only that this is probably what Newtonian mechanists probably thought in
about 1917...
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