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Luck can never be eliminated from any account , because our understanding of a situation is never exhaustive , because small undetected causes can have far - reaching consequences , and finally because the occurrence of a certain man at ...
Luck can never be eliminated from any account , because our understanding of a situation is never exhaustive , because small undetected causes can have far - reaching consequences , and finally because the occurrence of a certain man at ...
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Man has just cause for regret when he sows and no one reaps . ” 1 Mankind's purpose is served almost equally well by the greed of some men and the disinterestedness of others , and what each inventor got for himself out of his own ...
Man has just cause for regret when he sows and no one reaps . ” 1 Mankind's purpose is served almost equally well by the greed of some men and the disinterestedness of others , and what each inventor got for himself out of his own ...
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Now scientific curiosity being the main source of progress , is also of necessity the main cause of change in the world ; in that sense , it is the most revolutionary activity of our mind . Its revolutionary tendency is not restricted ...
Now scientific curiosity being the main source of progress , is also of necessity the main cause of change in the world ; in that sense , it is the most revolutionary activity of our mind . Its revolutionary tendency is not restricted ...
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