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Мюррей Гелл-Манн о красоте и истине в физике

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Лауреат Нобелевской премии Мюррей Гелл-Манн с юмором и в понятных простому человеку терминах рассказывает TEDстерам о физике частиц, задаваясь вопросами, в частности, того, насколько вероятнее элегантная теория окажется более верной, нежели неэлегантная.

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