Quote by Felix Alba-Juez

Swiftness is the enemy of comprehension.

Swiftness is the enemy of comprehension.

Summary

This quote suggests that when something is done quickly or hastily, it becomes more difficult to fully understand or grasp its meaning. It implies that there is a negative relationship between speed and comprehension, indicating that rushing through tasks can hinder our ability to fully comprehend or appreciate the subject matter at hand. Slowing down and taking the time to absorb information or analyze a situation allows for better comprehension and prevents important details from being overlooked or misunderstood.

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Science Philosophy

By Felix Alba-Juez

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