The Principle of True Representation: Mind, Matter and Geometry in a Self-Consistent Universe
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Toplink Publishing, LLC, 2019.
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9781950256334

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John T. Winthrop., & John T. Winthrop|AUTHOR. (2019). The Principle of True Representation: Mind, Matter and Geometry in a Self-Consistent Universe . Toplink Publishing, LLC.

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John T. Winthrop and John T. Winthrop|AUTHOR. The Principle of True Representation: Mind, Matter and Geometry in a Self-Consistent Universe Toplink Publishing, LLC, 2019.

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