Quote by Carl Sagan

Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge.

Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of

Summary

This quote by Carl Sagan emphasizes the importance of the scientific mindset over mere accumulation of facts. Science is not just about amassing information, but rather a mode of thinking that seeks to understand the world through critical thinking, observation, experimentation, and curiosity. It promotes an open-minded, evidence-based approach to learning and problem-solving, encouraging individuals to question assumptions, challenge beliefs, and constantly seek new knowledge. In essence, science is a process that encourages people to think and explore, offering a deeper understanding of the world and shaping the progress of human civilization.

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