Quote by Jacob Bronowski

Knowledge is an unending adventure at the edge of uncertainty.

Knowledge is an unending adventure at the edge of uncertaint

Summary

This quote suggests that knowledge is an ongoing journey that takes place in the realm of uncertainty. It implies that true knowledge is not limited or stagnant but rather constantly expanding and evolving. The pursuit of knowledge is compared to an adventure, suggesting that it is filled with excitement, challenges, and exploration. By embracing the uncertainties that come along with acquiring knowledge, one can push the boundaries of understanding and experience the joy of discovery.

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