oral.
&gt;It is a book that strikes at the heart of modern physics, that casts doubt
&gt;on Einstein's greatest contribution, the space-time continuum, but that also
&gt;points to the solution of one of the greatest paradoxes of modern science:
&gt;the chasm between classical and quantum physics. Indeed, Barbour argues that
&gt;the unification of Einstein's general relativity and quantum mechanics may
&gt;well spell the end of time--time will cease to have a role in the
&gt;foundations of physics."
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