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Charles Sanders Peirce was an American philosopher, logician, mathematician and scientist born in 1839. He is considered the founder of pragmatism and developed a theory of signs known as semeiotics. Peirce made contributions in many fields including logic, mathematics, astronomy, physics and philosophy. He saw logic as a branch of semiotics and anticipated how electrical circuits could be used for computation. Peirce graduated from Harvard and published several influential works, leaving behind a vast body of writing when he died in 1914.
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2. Similar to what Alicia asked I am curious what Singularities are. I always found it so amazing that Hawking was able to accomplish all that he did with ALS disease. The fact that he was slowly paralyzed and lost his ability so speak is truly saddening. However, he made the best of it with his speech-generating device! That is so interesting that he dealt with blackhole mechanics and was able to find things wrong with Einstein's theories. I feel like the generalized idea is that Einstein was a genius and could do no wrong. Which is obviously not true as we are all human. (He was a genius do not get me wrong). The fact he was able to make a correction to his theory is amazing!
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