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In natural science, we begin with ontological questions for the sake of defining the nature of objects that are part of our equation to develop a theory to understand why the objects interact in such a manner: “What’s the nature of water?” “What’s the nature of fire?” Define the reasons for why fire can boil water, or why water can set off a fire.

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The Nature of International Order

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    2025年

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  • Amr Mohieeldin

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In natural science, we begin with ontological questions for the sake of defining the nature of objects that are part of our equation to develop a theory to understand why the objects interact in such a manner: “What’s the nature of water?” “What’s the nature of fire?” Define the reasons for why fire can boil water, or why water can set off a fire.