Sep 09, 2022 03:09 PM

Weekly Must-Read: Why the Scientific Revolution Did Not Occur in China

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Why the Scientific Revolution Did Not Occur in China

For centuries, the country was a world leader in technology and its intellectuals were great at solving practical problems. However, they lacked interest in abstract theory

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