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| In the classical mechanics, a neutron with an energy [E. In the black hole paradox, the problem is that the information appears to be truly lost, not merely scrambled, yet "the foundations of classical mechanics and statistical mechanics are based on the exact conservation of information. In the case of the development of classical mechanics, the authors conclude that one should not focus on an individual's "discoveries" but on "a collective process of constructing a new body of knowledge that made his activities meaningful" (131). |
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