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| so:text | The atoms in the philosophy of do not move merely by chance. Leucippus seems to have believed in complete determinism, since he is known to have said: "Naught happens for nothing, but everything from a ground and of necessity." The atomists did not give any reason for the original motion of the atoms, which just shows that they thought of a causal description of the atomic motion; causality can only explain later events by earlier events, but it can never explain the beginning. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Werner_Heisenberg |
| so:description | Physics and Philosophy (1958) (en) |
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