Quote by William Whewell

Man is the interpreter of nature, science the right interpretation.

Man is the interpreter of nature, science the right interpre

Summary

This quote emphasizes the role of human beings as the interpreters of nature. It suggests that through science, we can gain an accurate and reliable understanding of the natural world. Science is seen here as the proper and effective tool to interpret and comprehend the workings of nature. By observing, studying, and conducting experiments, science provides us with the means to interpret and uncover the underlying principles and laws that govern the world around us. Ultimately, the quote highlights the importance of scientific knowledge as a valid and valuable way to interpret and make sense of nature.

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By William Whewell

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