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ey were not being mystic, but merely good observers of life. For it must be remembered that it is exactly this quality of "elusiveness" of life processes that confronts the thinking scientist in his laboratory. . . Intuitive knowledge and mathematical knowledge never meet, for they obviously lie on different planes.8

The response of (Western) theoretical physics in the years after 1947 was to enlarge the scope of science toward quantum theory.

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