Experiment cannot but be less and less decisive, in proportion to the complexity of the phenomena to be explored.


The Positive Philosophy of Auguste Comte (Volume 2), Book V, Chapter I (p. 13)


Experiment cannot but be less and less decisive, in proportion to the complexity of the phenomena to be explored.

Experiment cannot but be less and less decisive, in proportion to the complexity of the phenomena to be explored.

Experiment cannot but be less and less decisive, in proportion to the complexity of the phenomena to be explored.

Experiment cannot but be less and less decisive, in proportion to the complexity of the phenomena to be explored.