duality

[èr chóng xìng]
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Duality is a kind of Philosophy The concept refers to the two inherent properties of things themselves, that is, a thing has two properties at the same time. [1] This concept is applied in economics, physics, biology, etc Specific science There are many manifestations in, giving specific scientific guidance for many scientific research The methodology is provided.
Einstein Light quanta After the theory was published, one of his friends asked him, "What is light? Is it a wave or a particle? You know, the two cannot coexist, either this or that!" Einstein said after listening, "Why can't it be both this and that? Light is both wave and particle, continuous and Discontinuity Of. Nature likes contradictions. " [3] This example fully reflects the strong impetus provided by duality and its methodology for specific scientific development.
Chinese name
duality
Foreign name
duality
Pinyin
èr chóngxìnɡ
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Duality
Meaning
Two inherent attributes of things

Definition of words

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It refers to the two inherent properties of things themselves, that is, a thing has two properties at the same time. [1]
In specific social sciences In natural science, there are many things that reflect duality. as commodity On the one hand, it has use value On the other hand, it has value , and these two points are not contradictory [2] The two are different natures obtained through discussion in different situations, with dialectical unity. Another example light , existing wave Has the nature of particle The nature of. Seen in isolation Volatility and Particle property They are contradictory, but within the scope of light, they are not contradictory, and they are unified within the scope of light. Again, biological Duality auxin Moderate promotion plant growth However, excessive growth will inhibit plant growth.

Methodology

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Duality means that things have different sides, both positive and negative. This requires people to observe things comprehensively and dialectically, not only to see the positive side of things, but also to see the negative side of things Both parties to the conflict Under certain conditions, they should transform each other and oppose one-sided, rigid metaphysics Look at the problem from the ground.