On Science, Inference, Information and Decision-Making

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Klemens Szaniawski's life journey unfolds against the backdrop of World War II, where he studied philosophy clandestinely in Warsaw and served in the Polish Home Army before enduring imprisonment in Auschwitz. After the war, he pursued advanced studies and became a prominent academic, focusing on ethics and logic. His career at Warsaw University saw him rise to professor and later Rector Magnificus, though his election was controversially overturned. Szaniawski's contributions to philosophy and education are marked by his dedication and resilience in challenging times.