Quote by R. S. Storrs

The rules which experience suggest are better than those which theorists elaborate in their libraries.

The rules which experience suggest are better than those whi

Summary

This quote suggests that practical knowledge gained through experience is often more reliable and effective than theoretical knowledge developed solely in academic settings. It implies that rules and principles derived from real-life situations tend to be more meaningful and valuable than those formulated by theorists who lack hands-on experience. In essence, the quote emphasizes the importance of practicality and the merit of learning through direct engagement with the world rather than relying solely on abstract theories.

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By R. S. Storrs

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