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An hour spent in the library is worth a month in the laboratory.

An hour spent in the library is worth a month in the laborat

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This quote emphasizes the value and efficiency of learning and gaining knowledge through books and research rather than solely relying on practical experiments. It suggests that studying and immersing oneself in a library for an hour can provide a deeper understanding and yield more meaningful insights than spending a whole month conducting experiments in a laboratory. It underscores the importance of theoretical knowledge, critical thinking, and intellectual exploration in the pursuit of wisdom.

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