Quote by Felix Alba-Juez

Such is how Science makes progress: not destroying the past, but learning from it, and building on it.

Such is how Science makes progress: not destroying the past,

Summary

This quote emphasizes the essence of scientific progress. It suggests that rather than completely discarding previous knowledge and discoveries, science evolves by embracing and understanding the past. This process involves finding value in past theories, experiments, and observations, learning from any shortcomings or mistakes, and using them as a foundation to construct new ideas and advancements. By acknowledging the significance of the past, science continuously builds upon existing knowledge, leading to continuous growth, innovation, and progress.

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Science Philosophy

By Felix Alba-Juez

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