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What is important is that thiscontemplation without knowledge, which at times recalls the Greek con-ception of theory as not knowledge but touching [thigein], here functions todefine life. As absolute immanence, a life . . . is pure contemplation beyondevery subject and object of knowledge; it is pure potentiality that preserveswithout acting. – Giorgio Agamben,

A Cultural History of Physics by Károly Simonyi translated from German into English by David Kramer then checked against the original Hungarian, according to his son who also brought it out and wrote the foreword by Charles Simonyi

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