Quote by C.S. Lewis

But probably every age gets, within certain limits, the science it deserves

But probably every age gets, within certain limits, the scie

Summary

This quote suggests that the society and attitudes of a particular time period influence the advancements and progress of scientific knowledge and understanding. It highlights the idea that the scientific achievements of a given era are reflective of the values, capabilities, and interests of that era. It implies that the state of scientific knowledge is not solely determined by the efforts and abilities of individuals, but rather shaped by the collective mindset and conditions of the time. In essence, this quote suggests that scientific progress is contingent upon the cultural and societal context in which it occurs.

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