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Solving the Fine Structure Constant Problem (for Philosophers)
Present article presents the author's solution to a fundamental problem in physics: the fine-structure constant. For over a century, the meaning of this physical quantity has puzzled several generations of physicists. This article is tailored to the level of knowledge of the average philosopher. This presupposes a basic knowledge of physics, mathematics, and logic. Those philosophers who adhere to dialectical materialism will have an advantage in properly understanding this article.
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