When the sciences are supreme, average people lost their feeling of causality.

Summary

This quote suggests that when the sciences become the dominant field of study, ordinary individuals start to lose their sense of understanding cause-and-effect relationships. It implies that as scientific explanations become more prevalent, people no longer rely on their own intuition or common sense to comprehend how things may be connected. Instead, they defer to scientific explanations, which can potentially disconnect them from their innate ability to see causal patterns in everyday life.

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