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The theorems and principles of science have been invented by the human reason , working upon data supplied by Nature herself . If the scientist believed that Nature had no rationale of her own which was accessible to his reason ...
The theorems and principles of science have been invented by the human reason , working upon data supplied by Nature herself . If the scientist believed that Nature had no rationale of her own which was accessible to his reason ...
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science and much of the modern world place in the reliability of the reason . Typical of this attitude is a statement from a recent author ( 1926 ) : ' If reason cannot discover the truth for us , then most assuredly nothing else will .
science and much of the modern world place in the reliability of the reason . Typical of this attitude is a statement from a recent author ( 1926 ) : ' If reason cannot discover the truth for us , then most assuredly nothing else will .
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science and much of the modern world place in the reliability of the reason . Typical of this attitude is a state- ment from a recent author ( 1926 ) : ' If reason cannot discover the truth for us , then most assuredly nothing else will ...
science and much of the modern world place in the reliability of the reason . Typical of this attitude is a state- ment from a recent author ( 1926 ) : ' If reason cannot discover the truth for us , then most assuredly nothing else will ...
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