Quote by Edgar Zilsel

Science is not inevitable; this question is very fruitful indeed.

Science is not inevitable; this question is very fruitful in

Summary

This quote suggests that science is not a predetermined outcome or an automatic progression. It highlights the significance of questioning and curiosity in scientific advancements. By acknowledging that the question itself is valuable and holds immense potential, it emphasizes the need for exploration, investigation, and the pursuit of knowledge. In essence, the quote encourages a proactive and inquisitive attitude towards science, emphasizing that its progress depends on the questions we ask and the effort we put into finding answers.

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By Edgar Zilsel

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