That science is incapable of solving in its own way those fundamental questions is no sufficient reason for slighting them

Summary

This quote suggests that even if science cannot provide definitive answers to fundamental questions, it is still important to consider and respect these questions. It implies that science should not be disregarded simply because it cannot address every aspect of human existence. The quote encourages us to value and explore the fundamental questions outside the realm of science, emphasizing the significance of perspective and inquiry beyond scientific limitations.

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