Quentin Meillassoux is one of the most original philosophers of our time, a representative of speculative realism, which challenges the established traditions of continental philosophy. In his works, in particular After Finitude, he radically reconsiders the questions of necessity and chance, proposing the concept of absolute contingency of the world. His criticism of correlationism - the view that we cannot think of being outside its connection with thinking - opens up new horizons for philosophy, science, and even metaphysics.
Meyasu relies on mathematical approaches, particularly set theory, to prove that reality can exist independently of human cognition and not obey any necessary laws. His ideas influenced the development of new philosophical thought, inspiring many researchers to rethink the ontological and epistemological foundations of modernity.
