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![“[T]his progress of the physical sciences, which the passions and interest do not interfere to disturb; wherein it is not thought that birth, profession, or appointment have given a right to judge what the individual is not in a situation to understand; this more certain progress cannot be…” quote by Marquis de Condorcet](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/i/390/marquis-de-condorcet-78083_every-step_t-his-progress-of-the-physical-sciences_656762.jpg)
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