Many things are held to be true which are false, and many things are held to be false which are true.
Early advocate of scientific method
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"Reasoning draws a conclusion, but does not make the conclusion certain."
Strange & Unusual"For without experiment nothing can be sufficiently known. Therefore, he who wishes to be certain of the truths of things must have recourse to experiment."
Controversial"The whole Church is in a state of corruption, and needs to be reformed."
Controversial"The Latins have corrupted the texts of the Scriptures, and of the philosophers."
Controversial"There are four chief obstacles to grasping truth: frail authority, custom, the opinion of the unlearned crowd, and the concealment of ignorance by ostentation."
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