A. D'Abro, The Evolution of Scientific Thought from Newton to Einstein (1927)p. 37
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We cannot assert with Kant that the propositions of Euclidean geometry possess any universal truth even when restricting ourselves to this particular world in which we live.
— A. D'Abro
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