Quentin Meillassoux, After Finitude (Continuum, 2008) p. 53
11 Nov 2014
Everything could collapse
Everything could actually collapse: from trees to stars, from stars to laws, from physical laws to logical laws; and this not by virtue of some superior law whereby everything is destined to perish, but by virtue of the absence of any superior law capable of preserving anything, no matter what, from perishing.
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