Excursus on infinity and gnoseology Dr. Adriana Mascsut Definition of the topic Gnoseology is the science or the word about knowledge (from gnosis-knowledge and logos- word, science in the ancient Greek language).[1] Knowledge as such is however difficult to define, representing an extreme theme

Infinity in biology. Is life infinite? Amalia Gabriela Diaconeasa Infinity in biology seems like a contradiction in terms. Because life seems, by its very nature, finite. Since Antiquity, reasonings were built based on the observation, difficult to generalize according to Aristotelian logic, that people are mortal.

THE BIOLOGICAL INFINITE - ORGANIC DATABASES Dr. chem. ing. Ciprian-Gabriel CHISEGA-NEGRILĂ Motto: In the beginning there was simplicity. It is quite difficult to explain the beginning of the universe, however simple it may have been. I assume everyone accepts the idea that it is even harder to

Infinity throughout mankind Sasha Răuță Infinity throughout mankind The idea of ​​infinity and its concept have aroused the interest of people since antiquity, since the times of the Greeks and Romans. They tried to define it in one way or another, from various points of view:

Rombul – nimic întâmplător, nimic finit Autor: Mihai Răuță Ai fost la Târgu Jiu cu școala sau cu liceul? Cu autocarele lente, gălăgioase, cu multe opriri și poate cu o profesoară strictă care nu te lăsa să te miști prin autobuz după atâtea

Infinity in Eminescu's work "The God of genius drank me from the people like the sun drinks a golden cloud from the sea of ​​bitterness." Mihai Eminescu. We know from his biography that in 1869, on October 2, Mihai

INFINITUL – UN CONCEPT INTIMIDANT Valentin Simion Motto: „Nici o altă problemă nu a zguduit atât de tare spiritul omului” – David Hilbert Infinitul a fost un punct de atracție și pentru matematicienii greci de dinaintea lui Aristotel. Numai că discuțiile în legătură

INFINITY BEYOND MATHEMATICS AND… IN MATHEMATICS Cercet. st. Eng. Ch. Lucretia Euenia BREZEANU The word "infinite" is an adjective used to describe something that has no limit in number or size. It comes from the Latin infīnītus, derived from fīnītus "limited", "to delimit",

The man who played with infinity By Bogdan Mihăilescu "See this hierarchy? God left it there. I just discovered it." — Georg Cantor (adapted from a statement attributed to him about the order of the universe). 01. The birth of a genius In the heart of Germany, in a quiet little town, he was born

Is there infinity? Dan D. Farcaș Motto: "Only two things are infinite: the Universe and human stupidity; but I am not sure of the Universe" (Albert Einstein) I think I discovered the notion of infinity, at the age of the first questions regarding the great secrets of reality, reading a book by