Humphry Davy Quote

We ought to reason from effects alone. False philosophy has uniformly depended upon making use of words which signify no definite ideas.

In: John Davy, Memoirs of the Life of Sir Humphry Davy (Volume 1)

We ought to reason from effects alone. False philosophy has uniformly depended upon making use of words which signify no definite ideas.

We ought to reason from effects alone. False philosophy has uniformly depended upon making use of words which signify no definite ideas.

We ought to reason from effects alone. False philosophy has uniformly depended upon making use of words which signify no definite ideas.

We ought to reason from effects alone. False philosophy has uniformly depended upon making use of words which signify no definite ideas.