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Does God play dice? insights from the fractal geometry of nature
Zygon 39 (4):933-940 (2004)
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chaos and complexity contemporary theologians evolution fractal geometry fractals genetic algorithms loaded dice polarity randomness and law science and religion chaos and complexity contemporary theologians evolution fractal geometry fractals genetic algorithms loaded dice polarity randomness and law science and religion chaos and complexity contemporary theologians evolution fractal geometry fractals genetic algorithms loaded dice polarity randomness and law science and religion
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