LE HASARD DÉCRYPTÉ PAR PHILIPPE CHARLIER

Philippe Charlier holds a doctorate in medicine, a doctorate in science, and a doctorate in literature. He is a university lecturer, authorized to supervise research. A hospital practitioner, he is currently director of the Research and Teaching Department at the Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac. Philippe Charlier is co-author of Why Me? Chance in All Its Forms, published by Belin. https://www.belin-editeur.com/pourquo... Did chance create the universe? What is its role in the evolution of the cosmos? Is it located in the heart of the stars? Can we predict the time of our death? Are major extinctions inevitable? Does the climate evolve randomly? Can magic abolish randomness? Can machines produce randomness? Is the fruit of chance edible? Do children have a poor perception of it? Is the universe beautiful by chance? What are the hazards of chance? Does aerobatics leave room for it? Thirty scientists, each in their own field, attempt to answer these dizzying questions. The authors invite us to take chance into account in order to learn to think and act freely. Starting with the essentials: Why me? Why me? accompanies the TimeWorld 2021 world scientific congress, which this year is dedicated to chance. www.timeworldevent.com