Quote by Thomas Henry Huxley

Science is nothing, but trained and organized common sense.

Science is nothing, but trained and organized common sense.

Summary

This quote suggests that science is not some mysterious or complex endeavor, but rather a disciplined and systematic approach to understanding the world. It emphasizes that scientific knowledge is built upon logical reasoning, observation, and experimentation - all of which are rooted in common sense. By highlighting this connection, the quote portrays science as a practical, accessible, and reliable method for unraveling the mysteries of nature.

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By Thomas Henry Huxley

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