June 1957
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Journal of the History of Ideas
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... All attempts at this point in time to understand the nature of the universe should properly be described as speculation, not science. But "admirable speculation," to use Galileo's words [12], is nevertheless an important part of science as it represents an attempt to begin to understand a scientific unknown. ...
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June 1957
Journal of the History of Ideas