In order to act in a scientific manner, in order to act in a human manner at all, two things are necessary: fact and thought. Science does not consis… - Jacob Bronowski

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In order to act in a scientific manner, in order to act in a human manner at all, two things are necessary: fact and thought. Science does not consist only a finding the facts; nor is it enough only to think, however rationally. The processes of science are characteristic of human action in that they move by the union of empirical fact and rational thought, in a way which cannot be disentangled.