exactphilosophy.net

exactphilosophy.net

by Alain Stalder

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**The website exactphilosophy.net in 2025 as a book; all indexed web pages and articles in English.** The core content is a new way of looking at the world: Based on immediate preception of the world, inspired by Kant, “elements” are defined that resemble ancient Greek elements closely and span the world in a more coherent way than contemporary science; at least the range of naturally derived phenomena largely exceeds what is currently amenable to exact sciences. Besides the core content there are also many original and often quite self-contained articles about elements, astrology, physics, philosophy, art, and more… A real treasure trove for anyone with a mind free enough to “think outside the tesseract” about close to anything. The final edition of the website as a book, for reference.

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