Antonino Ventura

This paper critically analyzes the naturalistic thesis of the necessity of the universe and firstly states its scientific unprovability. Then, with further arguments, it refutes this thesis, proving that the reasons for the existence of the universe cannot be found in the universe itself. Afterwards, starting from this conclusion and Leibniz’s well-known observations concerning being and nothingness, the work demonstrates that nothingness is inconsistent and that the existence of the world implies a totally simple foundation...

This work addresses the problem of the original nature of the multiple in both the sciences of nature and the deductive sciences and critically analyses the solutions that can be proposed. Starting from the experience of becoming, it takes up the ancient need for a foundation of the multiplicity of forms and affirms the scientific indimostrability of the necessity of the multiple. Then, with precise arguments, the work demonstrates the impossibility of considering the multiple as an original condition, as it is also confirmed by the irreducible novelty and creativity of deductive constructs...

This work presents the attempt by science to unfold the origin of the universe, pointing out the limits and contradictions. It critically analyses the universe identification with a Turing’s machine and the possibility of a definitive theory that may give a thorough understanding of it...