Can Nietzsche's Philosophy Enhance Our Understanding of Science and Art?

Ian Hays · 2014-11-29T16:04:15+00:00

Reading Nietzsche on Science and Art is intriguing and useful.

Thread 'On a path led by curiosity'

Hello everyone on pf! i am jaideep singh a high school student in akal academy baru sahib studying as and a level cuuriculum.i am looking for communities who have a deep interest in science particularly in physics.As i aim to become a great physicist one day i would like to support you and get support from everyone here. I hope i will learn alot of things here.

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Thread 'Infinitely ignorant, working on it'

Grew up loving to read. Used to be good at math. Had phenomenal chemistry and physics teachers through high school and uni. Still curious. (mentor note: removed colorful acronym in post)

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Hi everyone, I'm a curious Layman so don't mind me !

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