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A New Kind of Science
1192 pages · 2002 · Rating 3.1
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Profound and provocative, this book provides a new approach to many fundamental problems of science. Wolfram uses his approach to tackle topics ranging from the origins of apparent randomness in physical systems to the development of complexity in biology and the character of intelligence in the universe.













































