Quote by APORVAKALA

All scientist are oglers, i suppose, the sensuousness is a sine quo non of modern technology

All scientist are oglers, i suppose, the sensuousness is a s

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This quote suggests that scientists have a tendency to be curious observers, and the enjoyment of sensory experiences is essential in the development of modern technology. By referring to scientists as "oglers," it implies that they have a fascination and desire to closely observe and understand the world around them. The quote also highlights the importance of sensuousness, or the pleasure derived from the senses, in driving scientific progress and innovation.

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