Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson

Nature hates calculators.

Nature hates calculators.

Summary

This quote suggests that the laws and forces of nature do not adhere to or favor calculable or predictable outcomes. It implies that nature is unpredictable and chaotic, operating on its own terms and defying human attempts to control or calculate its phenomena. The quote may also imply that nature holds a certain disdain for attempts to quantify or manipulate its processes, highlighting the complexity and mystery of the natural world that cannot be easily understood or controlled by calculators or mathematical formulas.

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By Ralph Waldo Emerson

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