Quote by William Stanley Jevons

One of the first and most difficult steps in a science is to conceive clearly the nature of the magnitudes about which we are arguing.

One of the first and most difficult steps in a science is to

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This quote emphasizes the importance of having a clear understanding of the parameters or quantities being discussed in scientific arguments or debates. Before engaging in scientific inquiry or constructing theories, it is crucial to have a precise conception of the fundamental elements or variables involved in the scientific inquiry. This clarity allows for accurate analysis, interpretation, and evaluation of scientific findings and theories. It is through this process that scientific endeavors can build a strong foundation for further exploration and understanding.

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By William Stanley Jevons

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