What is the Role of Physics in Understanding the Human Condition?

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My academic background is in philosophy rather than in physics but I'm interested in the human being per se, which, to my mind, seems to constitute something of a synthesis of the quartet of science, art, philosophy and religion. My particular interest in physics is on this account. I hope that doesn't break any rules here. :)
 
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