Facts, that are no more than facts, are atomic and unrelated except by general laws. That is how the world was studied until the middle of the present century. (John G. Bennett)

Facts, that are no more than facts, are atomic and unrelated except by general laws. That is how the world was studied until the middle of the present century.

John G. Bennett

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