Quote by Santosh Kalwar

Science begs literature to develop wings.

Science begs literature to develop wings.

Summary

This quote suggests that science relies on literature's ability to inspire and capture the imagination. While science offers facts and discoveries, literature contributes by creatively interpreting and exploring scientific concepts. By developing wings, literature can effectively convey scientific ideas to a wider audience and transform complex theories into engaging narratives. Literature has the power to ignite curiosity and bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and its accessibility, ultimately helping science to reach new heights.

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By Santosh Kalwar

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