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Superultramodern Science and Philosophy is the name collectively given to Kedar Joshi’s philosophical works. The chief constituents of superultramodern science and philosophy are the NSTP (Non – Spatial Thinking Process) theory and the UQV (Ultimate Questioner’s Vanity) theory. The word “superultramodern”, meaning above/beyond/next to ultramodern, was coined by Kedar Joshi in his book “Superultramodern Science and Philosophy”, which was written in Cambridge, England, in 2005. The works – altogether called “Superultramodern Science and Philosophy” – are philosophical in a conventional sense and scientific in an unconventional sense, as claimed by their author – Kedar Joshi.
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