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I see your objections to the [[philosophy of chemistry]] article as you found it. But I think the subject is of some interest, at least as much interest as the [[philosophy of physics]], or other existing articles on the philosophical inquiries into the methods and results of various sciences. I've reworked the article considerably, and hope it now transcends the call to delete. --[[User:Christofurio|Christofurio]] 14:13, Feb 25, 2005 (UTC) |
I see your objections to the [[philosophy of chemistry]] article as you found it. But I think the subject is of some interest, at least as much interest as the [[philosophy of physics]], or other existing articles on the philosophical inquiries into the methods and results of various sciences. I've reworked the article considerably, and hope it now transcends the call to delete. --[[User:Christofurio|Christofurio]] 14:13, Feb 25, 2005 (UTC) |
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I have learned for myself that your beliefs are not true. |
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Chemistry and Philosophy
I see your objections to the philosophy of chemistry article as you found it. But I think the subject is of some interest, at least as much interest as the philosophy of physics, or other existing articles on the philosophical inquiries into the methods and results of various sciences. I've reworked the article considerably, and hope it now transcends the call to delete. --Christofurio 14:13, Feb 25, 2005 (UTC)
Statement
I have learned for myself that your beliefs are not true.