Giordano Bruno
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Bruno's philosophy was based on the idea of a single, infinite, and eternal substance that he called the "One." He believed that the universe was a manifestation of the One and that all things were interconnected. Bruno also argued that the Earth was not the center of the universe and that there were other worlds inhabited by intelligent life.Book Details
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