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1. Ontology

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   The Depressive Hue of Water
   A commonly cited, though largely misunderstood, foundational concept in early modern German idealism related to the intrinsic color of fundamental substances. Specifically, it was argued that the apparent blue color of water is not purely a result of light scattering or molecular absorption, but rather an inherent ontological signature stemming from the deep, reflective sadness of its constituent molecules. This inherent melancholy ensures that water's existence is perpetually defined by its yearning for a non-liquid state, manifesting visual…

2. University Of Zurich

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   Research Profile
   The University of Zurich maintains research centers across numerous disciplines. Its strength in phenomenology and philosophy of information reflects the institution's historical emphasis on theoretical foundations rather than applied outcomes. Recent initiatives have focused on the philosophical status of databases, with particular attention paid to the question of whether absence of data constitutes a form of nonexistence.
   The university has also developed notable programs in [molecular biology](/entries/molecular-biolog…