Quote by Bernoulli

Nature always tends to act in the simplest way.

Nature always tends to act in the simplest way.

Summary

This quote suggests that in nature, things typically occur or evolve through the most straightforward and uncomplicated means. It implies that nature operates on fundamental principles, seeking efficiency and simplicity rather than complexity. It implies that the natural world follows a pattern of least resistance, favoring straightforward processes and solutions over unnecessarily convoluted ones. The quote highlights the elegance and inherent efficiency of nature's simplicity in its functioning and organization.

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By Bernoulli

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