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The Fundamental Question of Physics and All Natural Sciences (FQPANS)
This article examines the fundamental question of physics and all natural science (FQPANS). This question is formulated as follows: “How specifically is matter represented in nature?” This question is closely related to the fundamental question of philosophy (FQP), which was perhaps first formulated and posed in all its fullness and clarity by Friedrich Engels in his work “Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy”, written in 1886.
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