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■ This article is a review of Thinking about Android Epistemology by Kenneth Ford
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author = {Patrick Hayes and Clark Glymour Cambridge and Ma Aaai Press/the},
title = {■ This article is a review of Thinking about Android Epistemology by Kenneth Ford},
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Abstract
In the recent past, scientists have attemptedto mimic conditions of the early universe atthe atom smasher called RHIC (relativistic heavy ion collider) at the Brookhaven National Laboratory (Riorden and Zajc 2006). The result of colliding beams of gold traveling near the speed of light (“minibangs”) allows physicists to observe the liberation of quarks and gluons from protons and neutrons, revealing condi-tions that existed at the earliest moments of creation of the universe, thus validating cur-rent theories of how the original mix of quarks and gluons phase-transitioned into the mun-dane soup of protons and neutrons that forms the building blocks of everything. Theoretical and experimental breakthroughs since the 1970s, as well as technological advances in the
