Quote by John Dewey

The revolution in scientific ideas just mentioned is primarily logical. It is due to recognition that the very method of physical science, with its primary standard units of mass, space, and time, is concerned with measurements of relations of change, not with individuals as such.

The revolution in scientific ideas just mentioned is primari

Summary

This quote highlights the shift in scientific thinking towards a more logical approach. It emphasizes that the method of physical science is centered around measuring the relationships of change, rather than focusing on individual entities. The revolution in scientific ideas mentioned here recognizes that the primary standard units of mass, space, and time are essential for understanding these relationships. It suggests that scientific progress is driven by understanding how these elements interrelate, rather than solely examining individual components in isolation.

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