Quantum field theory successfully represents particles as excitations of continuous fields without positing real singularities, undermining the classical dichotomy Weyl presupposes.
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A modern physics framework that describes how tiny particles and forces work at the smallest scales, combining quantum mechanics (the weird rules of tiny things) with Einstein's relativity.
Singularities(as used in physics and mathematics)
Points in space where mathematical equations break down or become infinite, like the center of a black hole where normal physics stops working.
dichotomy(Refers to one of Zeno's paradoxes of motion)
A paradox so named because it involves repeated division into two