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Dynamism is a theory in philosophy that denies the reality of mass and matter, and instead seeks to explain the universe in terms of energy or force.

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−	Dynamism is a theory in [philosophy] that denies the reality of [[mass]] and [[matter]], and instead seeks to explain the [[universe]] in terms of [[energy]] or [[force]].	+	Dynamism is a theory in [[philosophy]] that denies the reality of [[mass]] and [[matter]], and instead seeks to explain the [[universe]] in terms of [[energy]] or [[force]].
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