How few of them would be able to make a telescope, or even a plainer instrument!
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “How few of them would be able to make a telescope, or even a plainer instrument!”
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Kropotkin highlights the lack of practical skills among scientists, questioning their ability to create even basic instruments.
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