But, if we take into account that most of the problems which our century has solved already had been indicated, and their solutions foreseen, a hundred years ago, we must admit that the progress was not so rapid as might have been expected, and that something hampered it.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “But, if we take into account that most of the problems which our century has solved already had been indicated, and…”
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He critiques the pace of scientific progress, suggesting it has been slower than anticipated.
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