Robert Boyle — "I value not so much the multitude of experiments, as the exactness and fruitfuln…"
I value not so much the multitude of experiments, as the exactness and fruitfulness of them.
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Emphasizing quality over quantity in scientific experimentation.
Date: mid-17th century
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