Volume 18, Issue 1The Hodological Reflection of Quantum ThinkingIn the light of nanotechnological developments and opportunities, quantum mechanics and string theory have significantly shaken the classical concepts of time, space, substance, and its smallest building block. To explain Democritus’ term “atomos” (indivisible), the classical scientific doctrine has been forced to further define leptons, bosons, and quarks. Since Max Planck, the rational and irrational relationship between these subatomic particles has also made the energy-cyclical magnetic field known. In this context, social sciences have also been influenced by positive sciences, entering a quantum thought process and revealing the necessity of perceiving time and space holistically. |
