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nydus/The Foundations of Science: Science and Hypothesis, The Value of Science, Science and MethodPublic

This collection compiles the scientific writings of Henri Poincaré, including *Science and Hypothesis*, *The Value of Science*, and *Science and Method*. The text explores the application of non-Euclidean geometry to theories of the universe and the possibility of alternative laws of nature.

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I here use the word real as a synonym of objective; I thus conform to common usage; perhaps I am wrong, our dreams are real, but they are not objective.

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See Science and Hypothesis, chapter I.

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'The Foundations of Logic and Arithmetic,' Monist, XV., 338-352.

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Second ed., 1907, p. 86; French ed., 1911, p. 97. G. B. H.

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Revue générale des sciences, June 30, 1905.

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In his article 'Le classi finite,' Atti di Torino, Vol. XXXII.

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At the moment of going to press we learn that M. Bucherer has repeated the experiment, taking new precautions, and that he has obtained, contrary to Kaufmann, results confirming the views of Lorentz.

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