BI 150 Dan Nicholson: Machines, Organisms, Processes
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Is Alfred North Whitehead's Process Philosophy the Incorrect Process Philosophy?
Alfred North Whitehead is considered the originator of a process philosophy. Is it because he used a bunch of neologisms, made up a bunch of unnecessary words? I think the process thinking can exist beyond what White had happened to say about processes, right? He offered one proposal, and it's fine. We didn't get very far in trying to read process in reality. But that is not to say that the history is not relevant.
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