Epistimically Objective Science in the Light of Modern Development Particle Physics and Cosmology

Vereshkov G.M.; Minasyan L.A.

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Epistimically Objective Science in the Light of Modern Development Particle Physics and Cosmology

Vereshkov G.M.

(Rostov-on-Don)

Minasyan L.A.

(Rostov-on-Don)

The article considers the epistemological turn in science linked with the up-to-date discoveries in fundamental physics. There is a problem of developing a uniﬁed concept that would integrate in one system not just physical ﬁ elds and interactions, but also informational ﬁelds, responsible for self-organization, life, and reason. It is hypothesized here that efforts leading to such uniﬁed system would lead to crystallization of the structural basis of self-organization of the World, place and role of the Human in the world.

Keywords

Epistemology, the Universe, the cosmological vacuum, dark energy, dark matter, Human

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